Recent content by werdy

good call. didnt think about lettuce, pure h2o. thanks ;].

So i hung dry my plants for about 4 days and when the bud got put into jars for curing they were on the right course.. however over a period of about 11 days while curing in the jars, the bud has become super dry. the jars are good jars and completely seal. how can i get serious moisture...

well i hung dry off hangers for about 4 days. but the humidity where i live is about 38% (a little on the dry side) so that helped. and i kept the temps around 65. by the end they were pretty dry.

true, very true

thanks :D. very helpful. only problem now is.. i have like 20 67 ounce jars to do that with. blahh

just started and im leaving the jars shut for 12 hours then opening them for 12, is that okay for the beginning? i read it was.. then move to leaving them shut for about 20 hours with 4 one hour intervals of being open and burped? thanks :]

curing right now and im pretty sure iv read before a couple times as to what the temp should be at but its slipping my mind at the moment :P. im guessing between 55 - 70? is 70 okay? or too warm? thanks:hug:

sorry im tired :P long day.. what if i trimmed them competely almost to let them stay alive with just a main stem trunk standing and a few fan leaves?

what do you mean put more in? put more of what into where? im not putting anymore plants in there no, was that what you were asking?

heh iv just been flushing for about a week, and suprisingly... the ones that are ready to go let a lot of their leaves turn yellow and the ones that are the other strain have all remained a pretty dark green... guess im lucky. i know this is quite a pickle and i wont ever be doing it again like...

Hey all, so i have 9 plants in pots in one big 4x4 tray filled with hydroton and by now im positive that the roots are probably all interconnected.. It is time to harvest about half of the plants and the other half of the plants will be ready in about 3 weeks because they are a different...

hahahahahahha. hilarious.

im in the same boat and would also love an answer.. but as of now im leaning towards the side of giving them nutes for a bigger/ stronger yield then flushing again for about 6 days.

yeah i dont know what the deal was searching online yesterday.. all i found was expensive glass jars. anyway i went to wal-mart today and picked up 4 50oz glass jars with locking sealable lids for 5 bucks each (cheapest they had). should work for the first quarter of my harvest.. probably...

just about to start drying and curing for the first time so i wanted to have a set of about 10 glass air tight jars for curing on hand... but as im looking around online for ordering im noticing that they are quite expensiveee. any advice as to some great air tight glass jars that are...