Current Live Stoner Gossip Feb..March..April 2018

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I am one sweet seeds order away from being 110% ready for outdoor, 12 plants from 12 strains....who will reign supreme? (i think i already know, but i cant tell you, because its a secret! )

 

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HOping to pull some really crazy nice smells from this seasons grow(and effect of course), and I am pretty sure I have picked a perfect lineup for scent

 

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I want that Sweet Seeds Peach CBD

 

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HOping to pull some really crazy nice smells from this seasons grow(and effect of course), and I am pretty sure I have picked a perfect lineup for scent

I may not be searching for the right thing, but do you know why the plants smell so much during flower, but then that smell can fade quick after harvest giving that green/hay smell? 2

 

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Sweet
Green POison
Green Poison Fast
Crystal Candy
Cream Mandarin Fast

Dinafem
Blue Widow
Critical 2.0

DP
Think Fast (might do X2)
Blueberry

Delicious Fruity Chronic Juice X2 (I think X2)
11 Roses

 

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I may not be searching for the right thing, but do you know why the plants smell so much during flower, but then that smell can fade quick after harvest giving that green/hay smell? 2

Too much nutrients(nitrogen) can cause that, as well as improper drying methods. Whats your drying and curing procedure/temp/RH?

 

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I want that Sweet Seeds Peach CBD

Friggin right!! As soon as I saw it, added to order for sure!!

 

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Too much nutrients(nitrogen) can cause that, as well as improper drying methods. Whats your drying and curing procedure/temp/RH?

I'm not at that point yet, but from reviewing journals it seems to happen often to people. I was just wondering what caused that so I could hopefully avoid it.

 

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I'm not at that point yet, but from reviewing journals it seems to happen often to people. I was just wondering what caused that so I could hopefully avoid it.

Nitrogen excess at the end for sure is something to avoid.

Paper bag drying works well especially is ambient RH is low, be careful doing it this way if RH is high. I like circulation across my bags to decrease any chance of mold. Heat while drying is a key factor in destroying smell. Try to find a drying spot in the 50%rh with 70F temps. Try not to dry in 80's or higher or smell will be lost.

Some strains/plants simply lose their smell and are not super strong. Often much smell comes out in the jar cure, but it can take 20-30 days(even longer) to pull the full scent.