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There is one in every jar from day 1 till its empty. Itll either be absorbing some humidity in early times or keeping it moist toward the end. 62 is my preference. But ill likely pick up a few 58s for summer.
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@Boveda :crying: You folks sure picked the wrong forum to ask about flushing. I would be willing to bet you find a higher percentage of non-flush growers here than in most forums.


Here's Week 1's Questionnaire.

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There are products to add in the days/weeks before the cut.


Do you use any of these products? No


DIY (recipe or how-to) or Store (which product)? No


Do you flush? No


A>if yes, for how long? N/A


>>do you count days or 'waterings'? N/A


>>>do you merely feed water or do you actually flush the entire medium with fresh water? N/A


B>if no, why not? Flushing is a myth with no science to back it up. Starving your plants only stresses them and reduces yield.


FREE REIGN: This is where we hope you'll expand on some of those tiny details subjective to each of you when preparing for the cut:

Only thing I do before the cut is to turn off the reservoir and lights 24-48 hours before the cute. Not sure why, it’s just something I do. No science to explain it.
 
don't mean to throw shade here, but boveda packs should only be used if you screwed up your drying/ curing. not to throw in the jar for part of said drying/curing process. :2cents:
 
don't mean to throw shade here, but boveda packs should only be used if you screwed up your drying/ curing. not to throw in the jar for part of said drying/curing process. :2cents:
Also good for long term storage of cured product.
 
don't mean to throw shade here, but boveda packs should only be used if you screwed up your drying/ curing. not to throw in the jar for part of said drying/curing process. :2cents:
I’m interested, list your sources on that please. I’ve been using them for years, not as part of the cure but for long term storage and have some jars from over 4 years ago that are almost as aromatic and fresh looking as when I put them in the jars. I’ve tried it without and even stored at a constant 60°f and no light in my fruit cellar, the bud was degrading at a more advanced rate than without the packs.
 
don't mean to throw shade here, but boveda packs should only be used if you screwed up your drying/ curing. not to throw in the jar for part of said drying/curing process. :2cents:

I use them from day one in the jar. It works very well.

Also good for long term storage of cured product.

I question the long term storage as I thought they may rob some Terps! so I have a test I am running with two jars of Monster profit one with and one without. It has been about 9 months so far. It is in another thread in this subforum.
 
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