Thanks man! I was thinking the same thing, not too shabby for a first grow. Just gotta keep pushing em the next week or so here. I ended up ordering the herbs now dryer as well to make my dry process simpler. Only time will tell how it goes, but surely it’s better than anything I’ve been able to get around here.
Definitely keep me updated on the dryer if that works out maybe I’ll pick one up. Right now I’m doing the old school way hang the plant keep it at 50-60 rh give it 7-14 days jar and watch more humidity meters half my time is spent looking at those now lol. Good luck finishing out ur grow strong!
I tried wet trimming with my first run using the drier... I hope it's all good because wet trimming is way nicer than dry trimming!
I never really concidered the difference when i started growing. Got the hay smell before and hate it after all the hard work. Now i just clip all the main fans(some already removed early flower) and hang dry in dark room with stagnant but fresh air around 6-8 days and than clip whatever leaves on the bud i feel gotta go. I couldn't trim a whole plant or more at the same time. Both methids of wet/dry seem to have pros/cons just like bubble and dry ice hash, but a trimmer sounds like it would be killer.
Whatever works for you man... That's all that matters right...
Let me know how you like it!
your grows look so good, between that and your seed making threads you are inspiring me big time to try to grow my autos not only better, but on a cheaper budget... or at least using supplies that I can more easily source within 5 minutes of home. If this grow goes as well as I am hoping, my next run is going to be a seed run! I was super excited to pull 4 surprise seeds out of the best plant on my last run. I can't wait to try making my own seeds intentionally.
I like the idea you've got going here. I avoid the big box stores for a variety of reasons from quality to socioeconomic, but I'm also fortunate to live in an area with access to several locally owned garden and farm stores. I know not everyone has that option and the forum could use some folks experimenting with more easily obtainable products.
there was a good video on youtube comparing the sustainability of coco coir vs peat... it seems that in certain places of the world peat is not sustainable, however it is believed that in Canada which is the home of more fresh water lakes than the rest of the world combined, that peat may be sustainable... Not trying to start an argument.. this is just what i heard in the article. Anyhow, I do have a tractor supply and in a couple of months a rural king opening near me. There is also an Agway store which is a farm supply store. I could try those stores to see if they have anything cheap or interesting. I don't mind ordering some amendments like bio live, oyster shell, kelp meal, recharge whatever through amazon. but simple things like potting soil or the base for the potting soil would be awesome to be able to buy locally. I just had 60lbs of earthworm castings delivered to my house but it is a different brand than i found at home depot, so for this little experiment I decided to buy one small bag from home depot. seriously though, can you have too many worm castings? i kinda doubt it.
Lol
I will do that! I am very excited to do my first seed run in the near future.Lol
Well thanks for that. I’ve been making seeds for a long time and still get excited when I make that cross, pop that first seed, and see it break surface.
My suggestion when you make seeds. Mist one plant and dust that pollen on several plants to make multiple crosses. You will wish you did.
No doubt! If you come across that article again you should drop a link. I readily admit there are people out there studying this stuff that are way more knowledgeable than I. We have a ton of peat bogs near me but they are disappearing rapidly
Neighbors suck!
