So, basically the opposite of what happens to an arse.The longer it sits the better it gets.............when done right?
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So, basically the opposite of what happens to an arse.The longer it sits the better it gets.............when done right?
The longer it sits the better it gets.............when done right?
Ooooohhhhhh......how fun! I have a few autoflower in cloth pots ( upcycled shopping bags that proudly say "Keep it Local") on the patio. I started 5 more yesterday. I wanted to see if I could fit in a crop or two, and get some variety in before the Fall harvest, so I wouldn't be tempted to microwave the Fall bud as it was trimmed. I figured the " microwave the bud" urge must be pretty strong, or so many people wouldn't do it. That's not the sort of temptation I enjoy falling prey to, so I'm trying to head it off. Maybe my foresight and strength of character will attract better temptation! If I keep resisting, there will eventually be a Super Fun temptation I can't resist! That will be a fun day.And that, my inspirational friend, is exactly what I’m trying to do! I have read a few places that say the cure is the most overlooked & underestimated part of the process and that new farmers oftentimes impatiently chop too early, reducing crop size & potency. By the time I acquired all the necessities, I made the decision to go with autos since we have a planned holiday this summer. I figured that way I could get my feet wet, do a crop and get the initial drying, jarring and all the burping done beforehand to achieve a proper cure. I didn’t want to nurture a crop in less than ideal conditions only to ruin it in the end. I’ve learned a lot and still have so far to go but it’s been such fun!
What? ! How does that work?Pleasure deferred need not be pleasure denied
We need to be careful of one’s motive?Growing is easy really and curing is basic.
We have made it more difficult than we need it 2 B?
Yeppers............lolz.
I have been there when I was a smoker, not a very nice prospect...even worse for vaping, it just tastes bad compared." microwave the bud"
I agreeI have been there when I was a smoker, not a very nice prospect...even worse for vaping, it just tastes bad compared.
@psychonaut I have had the same trouble in summer when drying can be too quick, 4 days and bottled up at 58%, not good but still did not have to buy any!
my flowers dried in 4 days. They had a grass smell until ground up
Don't freak out. It can take time to get the dry and cure process nailed. Even if you have dried them a little quickly, jar them and let the cure continue. Enjoy your own product perfect or not.
Okay now you’re freaking me out! I’m harvesting one plant bit by bit and buds taken three days ago have a grass/hay smell right now. Others taken the next two days have it but less so, at least right now. Honestly don’t know why I’m tripping because the stuff I am used to was never cured, so this is gonna be as good or better.
My last HARVEST smell was very grassy?Okay now you’re freaking me out! I’m harvesting one plant bit by bit and buds taken three days ago have a grass/hay smell right now. Others taken the next two days have it but less so, at least right now. Honestly don’t know why I’m tripping because the stuff I am used to was never cured, so this is gonna be as good or better.
The more I reflect on it, the more I think that curing begins when you harvest the plant: the key to a good cure is letting the bud have the drying time it needs to compete, while we monitor the humidity and ward off mold, isn’t it? So that would be the entire time from when the ‘pump stops’ to when they’re ready to smoke, right?
So that would give up Vegetating, Flowering, and Drying...with drying needing as much awareness, patience, and experience as the first two. It seems. To me.
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