I have no issue growing , drying , curing big ass buds .
Right I use 5 gallon buckets for curing.....jars went out the window a while ago
Right, I almost didn't post it because the title seemed silly. I realized bigger buds mean less trimming, but not for me because when I trim I try to manicure so that all buds are around the same size (about the size of a golf ball) which I assume will help with a uniform distribution of humidity in the curing process. Porky101 - I'd be concerned about curing beer can sized buds in the same bucket as golf ball sized buds. As a bud gets bigger it has less and less surface area compared to its volume. and that surface area is what controls the rate of evaporation. Do you ever have issues with curing buds of various size?it is a little bit funny, the title of the thread, "are big buds a good thing?" so you can flip the question and have the same meaning, and it will become "are big buds a bad thing?" sounds even funnier lol I want to start a thread in "plant problems" forum with a title that says: "help me with my problem, my buds are growing big"
I usually do, unless I get 20oz bottle sized buds with high humidity. Damp rid, and exhaust can only go so far. Nice picture of the Afghan Kush, I've had it and it's good. But have you grown the regular Afghan? Usually comes as freebies? I'm trying to figure out if the strain is good or if I screwed it up because I had my process dialed in great and had great results with every other strain but the Afghani regulars were just awful.
