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Ha...I've just realised @tyke1973 you were wondering about reading the O as an 0. Sorry...I always capitalise the O in Oz for some reason.. I need to stop it!...So yeah, I was guessing at 2 oz based just on the look of it wet, but my guess was way under anyway thankfully....20 oz would be nice...

OK. All the bud is down and jarred-up. Total dry weight 4.25 oz = 120grams Not bad for a single plant grow of a low-yielder strain. I probably should have done the jarring the day before yesterday as they are now a touch on the dry side at 55% RH, but it should still all cure pretty nicely, if...

We'll see tomorrow...I didn't weigh it wet, just eye-balled it... Despite the slight fluffy-ness on drying I still reckon 2Oz is about right...

Some of the bud was cracking off the main stems this evening, so I decided to put most of it into a jar to start curing. A few of the bendiest stems are still drying for another 12-24 hrs... First impressions from the dried smoke is that I could have left it another week....but, hey ho. It's...

It's been 7 days, and the bud is still not fully dry. Ideal drying conditions... I think they'll take another 3 days at least. The gumby turned out to be a bit of a bust. I got some lovely full-melt.....but only about half a gram! The trim wasn't primo to start with though, to be fair...lots...

Assuming you are using quality COBs you are getting ~100-130 Lumen per watt, so 100W will only provide ~10k lumen. If we're just considering your grow area (you have 8ft^2 of area), 100w is definitely not enough.... But for one plant in that space however 200W spread over the canopy and sides...

Funny story about nepal and hash... I was in Goa, India about 2007, delivered by taxi fresh from the airport to a crappy little guesthouse in a crappy little village by the sea; it was basically lifeless when I turned up about 9pm local time! I'd been to Goa a few times, though not to this...

Dunno! I've never managed to hold onto weed for longer than a few months!! :bigjoint: But I've heard....In a freezer, if it's sealed up well, with not too much air-space, dried bud will keep for 2 years. Potency may drop off slowly over time though so it won't be primo

To be fair to Bob...his is the most popular thread in town!! LOL @dubekoms Was just perusing the latest posts on here....seeing that pic outta nowhere made me snort wine out my fucknig nose!! :spew::eyesmoke:

I'm not really sure what this thread is even about, but I'm just going to add that I've smoked plenty of perfectly cured lurid (but light) green bud in Amsterdam. I tried some of the amnesia haze which won the cup back in 2012 and it was pretty fluorescent I (ironically) remember well.

If not then you are probably giving them too much N to drink.

Have you changed the proportion of NPK on your nutes in that time? Probably important to know..

Just looked again...maybe just a week...

I'd give it at least another week, possibly even two. You want to make sure any areas of new pistils in the canopy get a chance to develop. A few white pistils on shaded popcorn buds at the bottom of the plant are ok, but if the main bud still shows any white hairs then it's too early. Edit...

About smoking it if it is bud rot....Well, a few years ago I had a big top bud which got bud rot.....I caught it really early, cut it down and cut out the small bad part at the centre....(There are pics of it in my Lemon OG Kush grow journal) I then dried it separately from everything else. It...

Check it's actually rot first before tossing it out! Tear open the bud where those dead yellow bud leaves are. You need to see inside (you can actually do this on the plant too, before chopping the whole cola, if you aren't sure) If you have budrot you'll most likely see it at the base of those...

Water droplets on leaves at the top of the canopy can also cause burns where they act as little magnifying glasses, so that's a possibility too..

You might want to check for bugs too, just in case.

I have to disagree. I don't think it's a deficiency...I think there is nothing wrong with those plants except overwatering. As someone mentioned the yellow spots look more like scars than deficiency, which tends to be more evenly distributed. Calcium spots are more brown speckles than yellow...

Nice selection. You got quite a few plants in there...going to be a proper jungle by the time they're all in flower whatever you do.