Great looking plants!! Say have you seen the drying curing guide @RivetGrrl @davisgirl ? https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...uring-a-guide-to-finishing-quality-bud.66025/
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Yes I sure have! Is there a section you want to call my attention to?
not really...i just saw where you said drying curing was a weak point of yours and thought the article might help you out.
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Thanks Weed! It is a weak point. My trouble is keeping the humidity in the sweet spot, but each grow goes a little better.
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Wow how did I miss the bud pics, absolutely gorgeous buds! Definitely top shelf meds I wanna run Dinafem so bad now lol!
Do it :smoking: Also a breeze to clone, probably fastest and easiest clones I’ve ever taken.
My main plant, in the DWC, was 4 oz dry. That’s just nice bud, the rest I didn’t weigh and was turned into hash. The one in the AutoPot is drying now but she was much smaller. The bud above, is a clone, one of four in a bubbler and has a few more weeks to go.
So in a 4x4 tent, you could pull a pound at least off four plants fast. If you clone you can be pulling some great numbers.
I’m sure I read it, but will look again for sure. I started hanging to dry to get even nicer herb at the end. So far the smell is way nicer.
Hanging to dry vs brown bag?
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I hang mine up side down and leave some of the fan leaves on to cover the bud while she drys it helps keeping the bud covered.
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My approach has always been
1 prior to harvest I'll remove all fan leaves which makes the next stages more easier (Done over 3-4 day's a few each day)
2 chop the whole plant and either cut of the stems or leave whole.
3 give a quick trim to remove leaves that have no trichomes
4 hang to dry with the right humidity 60% temps around 65o(f), dark room with plenty of airflow.
5 after 5-7 day's I'll remove all buds from the big stems. Do a good trim over a "trim bin" or hash screen
6 I'll now jar or brown bag my weed for another 5-7 day's. I prefer glass jars with boveda pack 58% if I recall
I don't use boveda if I'm brown bagging After a week like this I'll do my final trim and quality control check
Then cure time. In glass with Boveda packs
That's just my method buddy, adapt to suit
All the best
Mark..
Nice! Thanks for the in depth reply Mark! Seems like quite a few folks hang dry and then go into brown bags. Must be a reason for it!Both
My approach has always been
1 prior to harvest I'll remove all fan leaves which makes the next stages more easier (Done over 3-4 day's a few each day)
2 chop the whole plant and either cut of the stems or leave whole.
3 give a quick trim to remove leaves that have no trichomes
4 hang to dry with the right humidity 60% temps around 65o(f), dark room with plenty of airflow.
5 after 5-7 day's I'll remove all buds from the big stems. Do a good trim over a "trim bin" or hash screen
6 I'll now jar or brown bag my weed for another 5-7 day's. I prefer glass jars with boveda pack 58% if I recall
After a week like this I'll do my final trim and quality control check
Then cure time. In glass with Boveda packs
That's just my method buddy, adapt to suit
All the best
Mark..
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