budtoker0987
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Ya man definitely. I could even go as far as doing half like a light pruning and the other half as much as you think i should. Im totally down for that. This next one is already my EXPERIMENT run anyways lol. Scrog, Top, Mainline, LST all in one
And YES. I have actually topped and pruned pretty much the whole plant on all of them. They were getting way too tall. and there were tons of side branching that was just shooting out sideways to try and find a way up to light. CUT. Ya every plant in there besides the LST in the middle, thats the small one in there, has been topped recently.
So, I decided there were enuf cloudy that I was gonna cut the lights at 530pm CST on Friday. So it's been dark since then. I'm CUTTING tomorrow I have a good feeling that I'll see many more cloudy if not all. REALLY HOPING for all. I just cant push these veg plants any further. or they just gonna be ridiculous and a pain in my ass.
SO!!! Im SO EXCITED LOL! So the plan is to chop and trim, hang some branching on lines, and i think the smaller stuff ill toss in the hanging net. You know one of those like 8 layer drying net things?
What I did was poly'd off a section of space in the basement. I'ts loosly sealed so there will be small air flow. So now, with a humidifier i can keep the humidity up and the temp is staying between 62-64 degrees. should that be good? I think i shouldnt have too much of a problem holding 50% RH either. BUT, what i wanted to ask is, if Im drying like this, what are like the RED ALERT zones? So my temp should be 62F, when should the alarm bells go off to raise or lower the temp if it starts to stray? Same for RH. You said I should hold 50% right?
Once all chopped, it'll hang in there for 2 weeks. Correct? Are there times where it takes less or more time if those temps and RH hold? Or is there something physical i should keep an eye out for like when the stems snap or something like that?
And I remember you saying you dont necessarily need curing after a dry like this if you do it right, BUT that it would still be beneficial right? I think I'll still cure when ready. Just to make sure i have the right info, should i just use jars for curing? nothing else? and fill them only like 1/2 - 3/4 full, crack them daily a few times a day at first and slowly start cracking them less and less. OH, should my jars or whatever it is i cure in be in a specific temp and RH as well? I would assume they would.. ?
I think these pics of trichs were from the day after the pics from up there, I'll take a bunch of pics tomorrow during my process. FUCKIN cant wait! lol
And YES. I have actually topped and pruned pretty much the whole plant on all of them. They were getting way too tall. and there were tons of side branching that was just shooting out sideways to try and find a way up to light. CUT. Ya every plant in there besides the LST in the middle, thats the small one in there, has been topped recently.
So, I decided there were enuf cloudy that I was gonna cut the lights at 530pm CST on Friday. So it's been dark since then. I'm CUTTING tomorrow I have a good feeling that I'll see many more cloudy if not all. REALLY HOPING for all. I just cant push these veg plants any further. or they just gonna be ridiculous and a pain in my ass.
SO!!! Im SO EXCITED LOL! So the plan is to chop and trim, hang some branching on lines, and i think the smaller stuff ill toss in the hanging net. You know one of those like 8 layer drying net things?
What I did was poly'd off a section of space in the basement. I'ts loosly sealed so there will be small air flow. So now, with a humidifier i can keep the humidity up and the temp is staying between 62-64 degrees. should that be good? I think i shouldnt have too much of a problem holding 50% RH either. BUT, what i wanted to ask is, if Im drying like this, what are like the RED ALERT zones? So my temp should be 62F, when should the alarm bells go off to raise or lower the temp if it starts to stray? Same for RH. You said I should hold 50% right?
Once all chopped, it'll hang in there for 2 weeks. Correct? Are there times where it takes less or more time if those temps and RH hold? Or is there something physical i should keep an eye out for like when the stems snap or something like that?
And I remember you saying you dont necessarily need curing after a dry like this if you do it right, BUT that it would still be beneficial right? I think I'll still cure when ready. Just to make sure i have the right info, should i just use jars for curing? nothing else? and fill them only like 1/2 - 3/4 full, crack them daily a few times a day at first and slowly start cracking them less and less. OH, should my jars or whatever it is i cure in be in a specific temp and RH as well? I would assume they would.. ?
I think these pics of trichs were from the day after the pics from up there, I'll take a bunch of pics tomorrow during my process. FUCKIN cant wait! lol