I have a dehydrator too, but never thought to use it when making cobs. I always did the vac bag hot water bath trick
@Moka let us know how it turns out, they look really great! 
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I’ve been watching you do this for a while. It’s such an interesting thing. I’d love to see what it feels like to try some.
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That’s some funny stuff right there
@Oldtimerunderground
We usually use ours for fish and deer lol
I’m gonna have to check this process out sometime
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The dehydrator is only to help surface dry before resealing the cobs.
Only dried them for around an hour before resealing for more curing
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Smoked some of the 5 day freezer cure chocolate Buddha lowers.
-lots of balloon head feeling with some visual sharpening (3d effect)
-good music listening, seems more expensive
-giggly and happy high
-no body stone that I’ve noticed, although it needs further testing 
-very pleased with early results/smoke is a bigh rough since it hasn’t been properly cured yet. Getting an overall aroma of “dank” along with some subtle tire and lime hints.
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soaks beans
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Does Bodhi still make time Bender’s?? Those look friggin great!
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Got x2 Chocolate Buddha soaking, thanks again!
I was gonna drop them this weekend, but balloon head and limey tires got me feeling extra froggy haha.
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I’m glad! I’ll keep my eyes peeled on your thread!
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I think they were a one time release
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Time bender at 72 days since flip. Getting close. Smell has changed to more of an oakmoss/sour citrus smell
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That’s what I found on Google search…mostly to that effect anyway…
They look fantastic !!!
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I was originally thinking about chopping at say 72, but I got lazy and busy with work. Good thing too it seems, smell has evolved, plant is stacking on density and has lots more purpling than before.
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Time bender at 77 days or week 11. Probably going to chop in the next day or two when I have a day off from work
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That second pic is fucking awesome. I mean, they’re all awesome, but that second pic is particularly impressive.
It looks like she’s gonna be kind of a bitch to trim, though, right? Not that that matters; I always anticipate multiple twelve-hour days trimming my six or eight plants or however many I grew, but she’s looking a little more “leafy” than I would’ve thought, considering the genetics.
Either way… I love that plant… haha.
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Well thanks! She’s been a breeze to grow. Just a hempy bucket with maxibloom and silica basically. I’ll probably make a few more cobs with her and freezer cure the rest. I take the cheap route since it’s all for me anyway and just brush the leaves off when the plant is dried
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Do you do that often? I honestly didn’t know what you were talking about, but I just read a thread about it on grasscity. Do you think that’s “better” than just the usual ol’ “trim and put ‘em in jars wherever” method?
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I was turned on to it by @ShiskaberrySavior a while ago. Especially after reading
This piece by Ed Rosenthal. Doesn’t seem to harm the cannabis in anyway, seems to retain terps and strength as well
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