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I move them under the trees during the hot periods of the day. Surprisingly, the strains tolerate the heat quite well.

Upon further inspection, I found the culprit…

As promised… In addition to the Mazar-I-Sharif, I am also growing Orissa Gold and Kumaoni, both of which are doing very well. The Mazar plants are in the foreground of the first photo. All have the symptoms. Your thoughts are greatly appreciated.

Will grab more pics tomorrow.

No brown or gray. To be clear, the branches aren’t dying. Just the tips. They shrivel (as shown in the photo) then fall from the plant still green.

Third season grower, so still a novice. Mazar-i-Sharif growing in cloth pots. Second year growing the strain which handles the heat of southern Arizona well. No issues last year, however, this year the tips are shriveling and falling off. What’s causing this?

Dried a few hours. Back in the jars last night. Humidity resting at 60% in one, 57% in the other this morning. I think we’re good. Thanks again for the help.

Removing from jars for additional drying. Will let you know how it goes. Thanks to all for the responses.

Understood. There is no mold.

i reside in Arizona. Drying too fast is the challenge. I use a humidifier.

Yes, I jarred early. Watching for mold. Should I remove from the jars for further drying or will a slower cure (continue as is) result in a better end game?

Jarred my harvest 4 weeks ago. At first, humidity registered in the high 80’s. Burped daily. Levels currently sitting in low 70’s. I’m concerned that it’s taking such a long time…or, is longer better?

Yep. Tried their Skunk. Not even close.

Perhaps it’s old age setting in on my sensory receptors, but it sure seems to me that the aromas of yesteryear are nowhere to be found amongst present-day strains. In the 70’s you would walk into a concert venue (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, etc.) and be met with a wet, thick, dank, almost...

Apologies…new to rollitup. Please let me know if this post is more appropriate for another forum… I’m curious as to whether other members here have grown kumaoni to make CBD tincture.