Oh crap I am stoned and accidentally hit 'Reply' hahaha
I wanted to add that I will try drying of the plants by hanging them outdoors. When harvest time comes plants are cut in one piece and hanged in the shaded place with minimal sun but with enough air circulation to avoid mold and prolong drying. Dont be too afraid of the mold because there are some reports that plants that were dryed like this and experienced rainfall - didnt get any mold. Reason is having good circulation and leaves that hanged downwards act as a gulley for the buds while covering them.
The result is superior product made with slowly decomposing leaves that pump up sugar production. (or something like that
) It is natural drying process and flushing and cutting leaves or branches immediatedly after harvest will deplete the plant of its qualities. Feel free to give your opinions and advices.
Organisation:
You need to plan ahead to ensure everything happens smoothly. Take a look at your budget, privacy and other possibilities. Dont be too paranoid but also not too careless.
Site dictates the method! Last year I thought growing in soil is way to go only because of my preconcieved notions, not realising that terrain is 80% rocks 20% shitty soil and pots are better option. Site shouldnt be "too far from any civilization" and place that "no one will ever come to". It should be a place where you can grow for 3 to 6 months! Be organised, write plans on paper, mileage, cost, time management, excuses and cover up stories. Plan plan plan! Then work work work!!!
Just some of my thoughts guys
