HBBum Strawberry Dream II

raiderman

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you done agood job on that ducting and light setup,ns new home for the girls,the more plants more weed HB.
 

hbbum

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Same room I just harvested mom from. I hung her up in a U-Haul wardrobe box with some fans in it. I probably need to get some more fresh airflow in the box though come to think of it. For now I will just keep the top open, it is in a dark room anyway.
 

hbbum

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That's a lot of smoke off that one,that should hold yu till next harvest,,do you not use a light fan to help dry it?
There is a small Lasko oscillating fan in the bottom circulating air, but I should probably cut some vent holes in the bottom to let fresh air in. You think it will be ok without the vents in the bottom? I was hoping the cardboard would help keep humidity down, it is supposed to be over 80% tomorrow

Like this:
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Way more than enough to last me. Of the 186g I got last harvest, I only kept about 50 and I still have half of that left. I am a pretty light smoker.

ahh idk why but i pictured a rentable space you can put your clothes in for moving or somethin idk haha
Lol, its nice because it has a metal bar on the top for hangers, easy to hang the entire plant
 

raiderman

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There is a small Lasko oscillating fan in the bottom circulating air, but I should probably cut some vent holes in the bottom to let fresh air in. You think it will be ok without the vents in the bottom? I was hoping the cardboard would help keep humidity down, it is supposed to be over 80% tomorrow.





as long as yure airing it out some should be ok.
 

hbbum

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Yeah, I am keeping the top open for now. Will just keep a close eye on it. I didn't come this far to get mold while drying.
 

reddiamond

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Yeah, I am keeping the top open for now. Will just keep a close eye on it. I didn't come this far to get mold while drying.
For sure brother, keep it well ventilated, it would be heart breaking to see your crop with mould.
 

papasmurph

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i cure the first week or so in 50% ambient humidity to avoid over-drying (until stems are basically breakable); do not exceed the 50%. i also hang the plant as a whole. i then trim and store in jars (switching from sealed to partially sealed each day until no longer spongy). after that i bag for 1 month. *each stage is cool dark environment* ..try to follow those guidelines and you should have properly cured bud. some people bag for much longer than that, but i usually cant wait that long.
bongsmilie
 

hbbum

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Well, to low humidity is not a problem. Supposed to get up to 93% RH here today so I will struggle to keep it @ 70%, at least for today.

Right now I have it in the dry box with an oscillating fan at the bottom, no blowing directly at the buds just circulating. I will wait until stems are about to snap and then do my final trim and put them in paper bags for a couple days until I have a pretty consistent 65% RH in the bags. Then into Mason jars with Boveda 62% humidipacks for curing.
 

rikcherron99

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paper bags (in my experience) decrease the flavor slightly but if thats what you have to do to keep rh down then more power to ya =P
 

hbbum

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Though I was hoping for slower growth, i am not sure it was that much slower than 18-6. I gotta say, I am actually pretty happy with 12-1 as far as the growth I got while waiting to move into the MH. I certainly wouldn't want to cycle my HID that much, but for LED it worked fine and the plants seem fine, thrived even.

1-2 weeks in the MH, we will see the difference, or course this is 400W vs what ever that cheapy 90w LED UFO puts out. Not sure how big I can let these go since they will be sharing what I usually put only 1 plant into.
 

hbbum

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They are loving the new space. Not even done with their second full cycle with the 400W MH and already a noticable difference (I think). Going to up-pot today to 3G

before:
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after:
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