The_Wanderer
The_Wandererstarted grow question 7mo ago
Overdrying can gas off a lot of those valuable terpenes we want to keep. I use a tent for that first round of drying and check it to see if its ready by a feel from experience. If asked about it, I cant transmit the experience/feel. Stem crack sound. How do you describe it best?
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 7mo ago
Like if you snatch a match
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 7mo ago
"I didn’t warm up. Warm players get hurt. Cold ones get even."
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 7mo ago
When I bend the bud and hear it snap from the stem is usually when I then trim and start curring the buds. One day I may bend a bud and it not snap the day after it may snap, I find in my environment it can take between 11 and 16 days of drying before I get the snap.
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Numbers
Numbersanswered grow question 7mo ago
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Terp1
Terp1answered grow question 7mo ago
I have a philosophy that works excellently. As you know, the best way to dry weed is in a cool environment. However, you often can't control the temperature very well - but you can control the RH. That's why I ALWAYS dry at VPD 0.9kPa, which ideally means 18°C @ 50%RH. The buds go into the jar on the day they start to smell good again. You hang the plant to dry (it smells good), then you dry it as slowly and coolly as possible (after a few days it starts to smell a bit like hay - you might need to gently squeeze the buds), and a few days later it starts to smell like terps again. That's exactly when you pack it into the jar. 👽
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 7mo ago
There's no exact discription due to the different type of bud drying will give a different finish feel.. Feel me
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