You Larry OG is unbelievably frosty!
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Thank you. If you are in Canada I could share a cutting. It might not be until spring as I am learning to transport clones through the mail and winter comes early where I live.
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I found this last year…
Check out Canada Post flat rate box, the small one.
Good size for multiple clones and 3 day delivery in Canada… less than $20.
Cheers
G
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sweet genetics. its cool watching them grow up in real time like that lol. the slh looks especially killer
very clean white room btw. its so big and open im pretty jealous lol. good to see youre filling it with some giant hedges
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I’m very pleased to hear you like my setup buddy. I’m just doing some pheno hunts now looking for keeper mothers but I hope to fill my flower room in the not so distant future.
Next up is a hunt from 3 Oregon Huckleberry plants and 5 Good Medicine (CBD). I have to make some clones before I flip these girls and add the 5 other White Widows I have vegging. After that flower cycle I think I will add a thrid light and do a full Larry OG run and then a Super Lemon Haze run. I also started some G13 Hashplant but these are seedlings still.
I recently got groove bags to cure my weed and I’ve heard pot cures improve for the first 6 months. Maybe I can get some to last that long. I’m planning to do a live rosin press with the next 5 white widows as I have 8 plants of white widow flower drying now.
Future plans is start making hash for long term storage. I watched a YouTube video with Frenchy Cannoli where he stated that in one of the Middle Eastern Countries he had noticed that they refused to smoke any hash that had not been aged for at least a couple of years. Since I’m able to I want to test this and see why those with experience prefer aged hash. It’s good that this community exists because very few people I think could appreciate our obsession outside of our community.
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I FEEL this statement very strongly. Civilians just don’t get it!
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i think that the first stages of curing (drying slowly and sweating out moisture) are the most critical. once ive jarred some (properly) dried bud it seems to get better for maybe 1-3 months then stays the same. i just smoked some 3 year old cured weed i found and it tasted like shit lol
that said i suck at curing so dont listen to me. if those bags work well for you ill probably pick some up too
nice show i love your selection of genetics
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I turned my 5 x 5 tent into a drying tent. The ducting runs to the floor so when the inkbird registers the humidity at 68 it kicks in and lowers it to 62 by pulling air from the bottom of the tent and not from where the plant is hanging from. It should be close to 2 weeks for it to dry in my experience so far and then into the bags for a proper cure. And by proper I mean not me opening the jars and then forgetting to put the lids on eventually after 15 mins.
Automation to remove my human error really helps as having nearly unlimited weed has not helped my memory improve.
Any time you want I hear it’s $20 to ship a small parcel in Canada (thanks Gpaw) and I will ship you clones of whatever I have that interests you Beacher.
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