There is number six
Here is a shot of the whole bed. Number 1 is damping off I think. I helped it with the shell and it has stalled since then. You can see the six spots I have cut out the clover. I have a few fungus gnats that came along with my new soil mix (no surprise really) I will keep monitoring right now, Iām only catching one or two a day on the yellow trap. No more thrips in my grow room though, thank The Maker!
I got some testers of Afropips Durban Poison Reproduction from ICMag. I fell in love with the mother of these seeds a while back. When I had heard they were looking for testers for some F2s, I jumped all over that. I have been waiting on these to get to me for a while. Hope for some purple rosin next year!
With the issue I had with my Bubbleman penās tank due to, ultimately, dirty rosin. I decided I absolutely needed some filtration. I ordered some 2.25"x4" Sasquash bags . Iām hoping they arenāt too big as I actually have a 2.5x2.5" press. I was watching rosin videos pressing flower with bags. Then I stumbled on a video about folding paper for ādirectional flowā. Ultimately I went with the methods used by Elysian Research. I had everything they were using. Not much changed with the way I cut the filters and wrap them, I got that part right. The only difference really was wrapping the puck in oil slick paper like a gift but leaving the last side open (watch the videos on YouTube if you really want to know the details). Another difference is I used 2x the amount of bud as I normally would (4 grams) based off the comment that they use 2 grams per square inch. By my calculations, thatās 4.5 grams for my 1.5"x1.5" pre-press. Here is my first attempt. I think it could be a little lighter but was only pressed at 90Ā°C, next time I will try 85Ā°C . Other than that itās a nice pull and snap texture, and yield was around 20%. Previous attempts with the filter were as low as 5-8%. Collection was a breeze with the directional flow, thatās the huge difference.