quick dry, low heat, method that works in a bind!!!!!!

HamGreasy

HamGreasy

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So my weed guy has been MIA for the past 2 weeks and I've grown desperate. My crops are about 14 days from harvest but there are some smaller buds that appear to be ready to pluck. I snipped about 1/4 of an once of the plant that is more mature than my others. I let my oven get to about 120 and set my buds on parchment paper to dry for about 3 hours, rotating and checking my buds along the way. They have kept their trichromes in beautiful fashion and are starting to lose the "hay" smell. I used this method last week with satisfactory results. Sure some of you out there may talk shit, but in all honesty the buds have smoked smoothly considering the circumstances that they are in the midst of their final flush. Any thoughts? can I improve my methods (besides letting them cure properly, which I intend to do very soon)?
 
Cyrus420

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Nothing beats a proper cure but if all you're after the effects a quick dry is just fine.

Too many people up on their high horse when it comes to the quality of the weed. Smoke nothing but mids for two years straight and I still don't bitch.
 
HamGreasy

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Cyrus420 said:
Nothing beats a proper cure but if all you're after the effects a quick dry is just fine.

Too many people up on their high horse when it comes to the quality of the weed. Smoke nothing but mids for two years straight and I still don't bitch.
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Yeah buddy, i was feeling impatient and decided what the hell, why not. I'll be chopping my ladies next friday and doing a proper cure.
 
Cyrus420

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HamGreasy said:
Yeah buddy, i was feeling impatient and decided what the hell, why not. I'll be chopping my ladies next friday and doing a proper cure.
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I'm still anywhere from six to eight weeks out from my next harest.

First grow was less than 10 g's. Now I'm looking at at least 2 O's which is going to make me a happy man. Until I run out cuz I smoke like a mofo.
 
HamGreasy

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Cyrus420 said:
I'm still anywhere from six to eight weeks out from my next harest.

First grow was less than 10 g's. Now I'm looking at at least 2 O's which is going to make me a happy man. Until I run out cuz I smoke like a mofo.
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Whoa friend, those are some dismal yields! How many and what strain are you using, what soil, nutes, lights etc? Just want to help out if i can. I have 3 snowcap ladies that will be yeilding about 3 oz a piece, all with a well put together CFL operation.
 
HamGreasy

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RM3 said:
The absolute beauty of having your very own MJ garden is being able to do what ever the fuck you want 8)
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Yeah man. It sure can be tough trimmin a nug off one of your beauties, but it's all personal use cannabis and i was in need of a toke!
 
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Cyrus420

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HamGreasy said:
Whoa friend, those are some dismal yields! How many and what strain are you using, what soil, nutes, lights etc? Just want to help out if i can. I have 3 snowcap ladies that will be yeilding about 3 oz a piece, all with a well put together CFL operation.
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I assure you I've learned much since then. It was done under a single CFL with zero training. It was a learning grow so I could better under stand how the plant grows naturally before messing with it. Plus I have much better lights now.

First plant...it got sick real quick to too way over nuting then flushing too much. things went very south so I had to harvest early.
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HamGreasy

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Cyrus420 said:
I assure you I've learned much since then. It was done under a single CFL with zero training. It was a learning grow so I could better under stand how the plant grows naturally before messing with it. Plus I have much better lights now.

First plant...it got sick real quick to too way over nuting then flushing too much. things went very south so I had to harvest early.
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