RedCarpetMatches
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Wet beaver masks any smell!
bodhi seeds
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Cronnoisseur
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Are you guys running tents? If so you can trim inside the tent and as long as you have a good negative pressure the carbon filters will do their job. I've noticed if I leave my tent open for like an hour it starts smelling but as long as you have a good negative pressure the air can't escape without being scrubbed. I'm guessing you are all in rooms though...
RedCarpetMatches
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I'm in a perp tent. That's why I made a grow box with a PC fan...to blow it into side vent.
RedCarpetMatches
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I've never ordered from Zon. Seems like they're always out. Prob HGK hoarding 
st0wandgrow
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Ditto. I almost tossed my first package from them in the trash thinking I got scammed.
Didn't you run Silver Mountain? If so, what did you think of it?
HGK420
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lol same here. a buddy was like "HEY I THINK I FOUND THEM!!" i about jumped up and down lol. bodhi northern lights #5, i was gonna cry if they didnt make it lol. my heart was in my throat looking for it. thats what pro stealth is supposed to do tho so i cant be mad.
and yes. check your PM.
and yes. check your PM.
hellraizer30
Rebel From The North
Just found a pheno of purple fantasy thats showing multi sex 
gunna pluck them balls off and watch it!
i like giving them the benafit but not gunna allow a pollen to fly
gunna pluck them balls off and watch it!i like giving them the benafit but not gunna allow a pollen to fly
Mad Hamish
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Sounds like a recipe for disaster... I always dry very far away from live plants or where live plants are going to be. I run organic, guaranteed to have a few eggs or a stray mite stuck to a leaf, particularly outdoor. I want them to die as I dry, not find a new home on the young ones...
Cronnoisseur
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I didn't mean drying in the tent with living plants. I dry in the same tent I grow in because I chop everything at once but if I didn't I would get a seperate tent/fan/filter just for drying. Also I run everything from seed and take in no outsiders so no bugs for me
RedCarpetMatches
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I swear by the box with fan pointed in intake side vent! no odor or other issues. Of course a dedicated closet with good filter is the best way.
Mad Hamish
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Maybe I should get you fellas a pic of the drying room to get things into perspective... I have 8 foot Hazes hanging from ceiling almost to the floor... I don't care who you are, if you grow outdoors, there are little bugs here and there, even if you had it waaaay under control. There is bound to be something somewhere. That, and I subscribe to the 'rather safe than sorry' thing. I am over-cautious I know that for sure. Impossible to work with because of it LOL.
Nothing wrong with doing everything in your power to keep your mind at ease. People spend lots of money for peace of mind. I just have a strict way of doing things that's all. I am sure other solutions are excellent, just that I really can worry a lot myself. So yeah, go overboard, make sure it is all good. REALLY sure.
Nothing wrong with doing everything in your power to keep your mind at ease. People spend lots of money for peace of mind. I just have a strict way of doing things that's all. I am sure other solutions are excellent, just that I really can worry a lot myself. So yeah, go overboard, make sure it is all good. REALLY sure.
Amos Otis
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Agree a million % if that were possible. One gnat community and I went total DWC. Two years later, one clone brought in from the back porch smuggled mites. Chopped and trashed everything, super bombed the castle, and took the dog to a pet friendly hotel for a couple of days. There is no peace of mind when insects share my living space, or make vacation resorts out of my growing plant matter. Guarding against it has become fanatical - job #1.
brek
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Trying to take pics along the way but I may have went a tad overboard this time. Everything is coming down at once and it's much more than anticipated (or realized)
kudra x purple NL and Deadly G x BB indica went into flower and are in 7 gallon bags. The Kudras are almost up to my chin and the Deadly G's are past my waist. Gonna be BEASTOIDS. had almost 3 months of veg.
I'll be back with pics and reports of everything when it calms down around here. Just smoked a bowl of Lucky Charms that had no identifiable green matter to it. Just a giant bowl of snow. AHHHHHHH YEAH.
kudra x purple NL and Deadly G x BB indica went into flower and are in 7 gallon bags. The Kudras are almost up to my chin and the Deadly G's are past my waist. Gonna be BEASTOIDS. had almost 3 months of veg.
I'll be back with pics and reports of everything when it calms down around here. Just smoked a bowl of Lucky Charms that had no identifiable green matter to it. Just a giant bowl of snow. AHHHHHHH YEAH.
Cronnoisseur
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Sounds like your doing it the same way I would if I was outdoors. But I doubt I ever will be becuase I'm very anal about keeping my grow space sterile.
I'm gonna put up a couple pics of the 2 lucky charms phenos I have today. Both beautiful plants and my first, but def not the last from bodhi
TonightYou
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Okay so thought I would do a little type over on my receipe, haven't had a chance to try it yet, but it looks promising.
So Materials needed/used:
Crockpot
Strainer (I used two, one to balance over the pouring bowl, and the other was a much finer mesh)
Thermometer
Coconut Oil (Got a huge tub for ~$16)
Plant material, (I used about 4-5 ounces of plant material, trim, leaves)
Time, I used 5 hours total including decarb
So Decarbed for 25 minutes at 225 degrees F.
Then added water to cover the plant material, about 7 cups (Recently spoke with someone who said to eliminate the water, which in the future I will try)
Added about 2.5 cups of coconut oil
Spent about 5 hours in the crockpot reaching temps between 175-225 depending on the setting. Stir frequently
Strained out and placed in the fridge. Collect the goodies the next day.
Here are some pictures.
Now here are some shots of my keeper SSDD coming down.
So sticky and dense. I simply love her.
Enjoying some wonderfully grown Dream Lotus, very nice blend. Immediate sativa feel, with a settle down into a body buzz. Has a great fruit scent that stays from smell to taste, perhaps a grapefruit. Trying to get some work done but a chocolate gifted to me is making that quite difficult
Also have a nice new edition of a high cbd strain welcomed to the garden, and some grape stomper f1's that hit the water. Good folks out there.
So Materials needed/used:
Crockpot
Strainer (I used two, one to balance over the pouring bowl, and the other was a much finer mesh)
Thermometer
Coconut Oil (Got a huge tub for ~$16)
Plant material, (I used about 4-5 ounces of plant material, trim, leaves)
Time, I used 5 hours total including decarb
So Decarbed for 25 minutes at 225 degrees F.
Then added water to cover the plant material, about 7 cups (Recently spoke with someone who said to eliminate the water, which in the future I will try)
Added about 2.5 cups of coconut oil
Spent about 5 hours in the crockpot reaching temps between 175-225 depending on the setting. Stir frequently
Strained out and placed in the fridge. Collect the goodies the next day.
Here are some pictures.
Now here are some shots of my keeper SSDD coming down.
So sticky and dense. I simply love her.
Enjoying some wonderfully grown Dream Lotus, very nice blend. Immediate sativa feel, with a settle down into a body buzz. Has a great fruit scent that stays from smell to taste, perhaps a grapefruit. Trying to get some work done but a chocolate gifted to me is making that quite difficult
Also have a nice new edition of a high cbd strain welcomed to the garden, and some grape stomper f1's that hit the water. Good folks out there.