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You sure because you said 110-130?

That's a sap n pull. You can see how it bends when you pick it up. That's assumingly, from you running Temp differentials trastically or having to high of temps in general.

Yep, especially when your water bathing it I'm careful not to exceed 90. Just did my first closed collum run, out of 90 grams of sugar leaf and bud material, 1 can loaded pressurized and 1 can ran during the release. I yielded 25 grams. Not bad at all.

My whole process never exceeds 100° F. Start at 90 work up if I need to.

I never really go that high. Are you dewax ing your saying?

Good info here. Be careful pulling temps towards the upper 110s and low 120s unless you want crumble, but that's a whole other method. I blast my stuff open end currently, 1 can per oz pure n-butane. I whip until it's nice and purged on the mat set at 90 °. I put it into the purge all flat and...

He can definitely use ISO over everclear. Use food grade iso, 99.9%. All the solvent does is give the butane an easier bond to evaporate with alon with moisture. Personally I dewax with 99.9% iso.

Okay so you are getting a good 25% increase in yield then. I was hoping to go from 5-6 to 7-8 with the pressurized. What I posted is a live resin nug run of a clone variety called Tahoe Cure.

Hey man I'm a little curious about your numbers. Only 9 grams from almost 2 zips of popcorn nug? I open blasted just over 5 oz of untrimmed nugs and received roughly 30 grams(picture of batch). I recently purchased a closed collum in hope of increasing my yields, but is that not the case?

Ahhh, so much to learn everyday I think we all forget more than we remember!

82-85 degrees, 1250 ppms with a 150 deadban.

Time will tell. In my experience, topping indica dominant plant after they have achieved a good 4 or 5 branches will give good results. For more stretchy varieties I like to twist and pop and bend them over to make a shorter plant with larger diameter. I like to let the plant do its thing the...

Looks about right. Easier to top though lol

I think it's all dependant of strain and the hormones produces and how they effect it's own growth.

I've taken many, many clones. And I've found taking cuts from plants already flowering when having flowers on them tends to be worse for the plant overall. I notice skinky branching and retardation from strains I know are powerhouses. I think using twist pop techniques to crop your plants is...

I suggest to not add the 1 million packs we sell to any more than 10 gallons of water. Fully water your plants, then give 1/4 of your usual watering of the nematode solution. So if you have 3 5 gallons and 1 3 gallon you need to only Mae roughly 1 gallon of the nematode solution.

I'm not sure where you got the top 2/3 cm from its the top 5-6 inches they live in from what our suppliers tell us. I'd just suggest giving a full drench with them to take care of the problem.

I recommend them as a monthly preventative for all gardens where I work. They will eat the soil dwelling insects and then eat themselves! Good luck in the future man!

Predatory nematodes.

Actually running Temps higher at night and allowing them to be colder in the first hour of lights on during the day produces a shorter plant with a higher terp profile due to an enzyme that is produced in this scenario.