Open Show & Tell 2018

Thanks! can never have enough shovels. haha. kept it under a meter tall.
been curing for a year now...lol, smoke is great with nice even burn. energetic thinking stone
 
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Very nice! Nice cure as well.

I just busted a 7 month cure out the jar yesterday. This bud took a long time to smoke properly but she burns with white ash now. It is a a mystery strain and has the most rank not dank smell of fish. Thinking it could be black tuna but it's just a shot in the dark. The high is mellow and the relief of stress and anxiety is a bonus. DSC_0387.JPG DSC_0390.JPG
 
MichiganSpinDoctor said:
Got a killer double boiler at the restaurant supply store. Made some coconut oil from some trim today. It is good.View attachment 4207172 Cheers!
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Edwardo Ruffian said:
damn i like that idea. The less you have to monitor and tinker with the better. :clap:
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I've got a killer system. I just take my trim and old bud to my sister, and she decarbs in the oven {50 minutes @ 225F} and turns it into canna coconut oil after several hours in the crock pot. She keeps a certain amount, but some of that is returned to me in the form of brownies. {pro tip, add a little instant coffee to brownie mix for that mocha taste}
 
too larry said:
I've got a killer system. I just take my trim and old bud to my sister, and she decarbs in the oven {50 minutes @ 225F} and turns it into canna coconut oil after several hours in the crock pot. She keeps a certain amount, but some of that is returned to me in the form of brownies. {pro tip, add a little instant coffee to brownie mix for that mocha taste}
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That is pretty much what I was doing. Great system. This does like 10 crock pots, so I can dump big bags of trim in it. Got one of those laser temp guns too. Heats really evenly.
 
I finally harvested a smaller plant a Black Dog.I guess the 100* weather kept it from turning black but still great smoke.
 

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too larry said:
The late season plants work best for me too. I just need to remember that next spring.
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I drop pollen on a few branches each year take a few seeds then turn the rest back into the soil. I really don’t even need to plant anymore every year my yard has sprouts popping up everywhere. This year I only planted the 2 Widows the rest of my grow is what ever came up that looked interesting. Stragglers and dublicates get snipped and composted.
 
JCS57 said:
I drop pollen on a few branches each year take a few seeds then turn the rest back into the soil. I really don’t even need to plant anymore every year my yard has sprouts popping up everywhere. This year I only planted the 2 Widows the rest of my grow is what ever came up that looked interesting. Stragglers and dublicates get snipped and composted.
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Early in the Spring i had two Mystery plants in a pot leftover from my winter/spring grow. I hit the better one of them with BOG's Bogglegum pollen. Named the seeds Mystery Boggle. Grew out a few of them this summer. Not too bad.
 
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