Search results

The cooler the better imo. Higher temps and high vacuum will boil off terpenes. 115f being a high, I try not to let it go above 107f.

Herpes. That'll get the response you desire. ;)

Yep. There's ways.

Agreed that hay is for horses. I'm with @sunny747 too much nitrogen in later flower. I've run many hydro systems and I never flush. I simply feed with the proper balance of nutrients as flowering progresses. One must cut back on nitrogen and increase phosphorous in late flower and the last...

I've fast dried good bud and it's dankness doesn't go away. A cure only degrades terpenes, it won't bring back lost terpenes.

Pretty much correct.

Hay smell after drying usually indicates early harvest.

^ Sums the matter up rather neatly.

They water and do all the bitch work. The master just supervises and plans. Unless it's a small op.

It's business now. Taxes and licensing fees have eradicated the high profit margins thus leaving less wealth to spread. Welcome to Arbys....

Master growers are paid based on their skill at growing and negotiating for compensation. Sad part is that most so called master growers are sorely lacking in at least one of those skill sets. Assistant growers are paid as little as possible.

I've had brite yellow off one strain and brown sugar color off another, indicas that were finished tend to, IME, yield darker oil. Taste / aroma was always concentrated smells of the flower extracted from.

Are you his sockpuppet? Lol

Your issue will likely be unsecured MC dandling in open space. MC staples to studs or other approved fastners. Needs to have fasteners within 6" of box also. Make sure box is bonded to ground. Note the EMT should also have fasteners such as risers of strut channel and caddy clips.

Dry your pot more then put in boveda. They act slow, too moist and mold happens.

Were seeds culled?

Seeds can do that.... were all seeds culled? Hemp seed oil.

I prefer wax, it has more flavor than shatter and is easy to drop a chunk on a nail sans a dabber.

Reduce temperature.

I'm with time over temp being the cause. The blade wasn't exposed to a cold boil at 100+ f