Man they sure turned out pretty crazy how genetics change colors second one reminds me of winter or something minty haha
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I’m chopping two of them today and hanging them in one of my tents should I cut the individual branches and hang so it has better air flow or just hang the whole plant upside and spread the two different plants out from one another?
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Also should I harvest at lights out or lights on or does it really matter?
I hang whole plants for a more even slow dry.
Alright thank you!
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Congrats on the harvest brother man!
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Thank you sir!!
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Harvest congrats!
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Is rh at 60 to high for drying I seen some things say keep humidity at 45-55% then I seen 60 and 60 is just right
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Congrats man! The stalks are massive!
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Thank you!
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Nice!!!
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60/60 is what I do.
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Below 60% , the outside of buds will dry out whirl the inside is still wet, 60 percent at 60 degrees will allow the whole bud to slowly dry from inside out. If you have a lumber moisture meter, shoot for 10-11 % and jar up to cure.
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Thank yall!!
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Any guesses on the quantity ? Me and the ole lady have a friendly little bet going on who can get those closest. Just betting for fun
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Im going to guess around 9oz
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I’ve had great results with 60/60 but I also cut between nodes on the main stem and hang the “forks” on hangers to maximize space. Hanging the whole plant has worked ok if I jar a little at a time starting from the outside and moving in, but I feel I get a much more even dry in that environment when I bust it up a little. I call in the homies to help with dry trimming so for me it’s nice if everything is ready at the same time.
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My humidity has been steady at 60 but today I came back from St. Louis and my one tent was reading 82% with the dehumidifier on and my other tent was reading 76% how quickly could it turn to mold? Idk why it jumped so high today
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