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agreed, even some early harvest homegrown looks better than that compressed stuff. though ive had plenty of ranges of potency from all types of weed, be it homegrown or commercial, brick or fluff, brown or green, so obviously appearances arent ALWAYS everything, but usually they are =D i am of...

im still having trouble perfecting the cure myself buddy, so you arent alone! my last grow was bagseed, and never truly got a skunk smell, so im chalking that one up to strain/improper cure (i over dried most of them as well) and the ones that weren't over dry, started getting the faintest...

as far as i understand, this is the same reason as why the moon doesnt effect plants. something about lost photons/uv/spectum after reflecting off of another surface. TBH iam not exactly positive though, which is why i dont worry about PITCH blackness in my grow room, just a good 95% lol...

if its no mold then your fine buddy. i wont lie though, the flash or ligthing or whatever, definitely made a few of those pics 'look' like they may have gotten mold. again, no mold means you got some fine buds. typical cure lasts anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months btw, aim for 2-4 weeks (2...

Holy Crap, this is a GREAT IDEA =D i might be doing this soon...... sorry i didn't get back sooner for the previous question, but i would say doing it in the blender, dry or wet wouldn't matter (though maybe dry might cause less chlorophyll to stay in the mix?). I (will) use my trim for ice...

It looks quite nice friend, well done =D

Not sure on what the "Good Idea?" quote of me was about so, you may need to clarify, but i was saying that the guy before me had good advice (about the damp towel).

no opinion here, but JackBerry sounds like it would be pretty good =D

just replied to your other one. in the future i would reccomend keeping your inquiries to a single thread, its kinda useless clutter =/

watching it right now on Comedy Central. That vagisil works wonders!

usually most people will say use 3x the water, so if they are 5gal buckets, flush each one with 15gals. I would also say, at least next time, dont bother with the flushing solutions, just stop feeding about 2 weeks before you think you may chop. from what ive read, for the most part they arent...

i would personally say most of the time its probably just commercial. in my case, i like to have the dank smelling buds because i like to show off to my friends that i can supply my own dank smell/taste/high at a fraction of what they spend per gram =D its more bragging rights than anything for me

good advice for low humidity, especially if you are drying in a room with ac since the humidity will be even lower.

hehe no the 9/10ths was the grow iam currently on =D once they are dried and iam smoking them, ill say 2 grows =D

i personally trim all major fan leaves at harvest, and anything sticking off the buds that isnt sugary, then hang to dry. after drying, and before curing, i start clipping the sugar leaves off (only up to flush with the bud itself, i dont dig into the nug to cut at the stem). set sugar trim...

4 days sounds good to me, though if you could stretch it another day or two you may notice an improvement. passed that your sounding fine. remember to leave whatever you dont need immediately for smoking in a dark cool place and let it continue to cure. most will say 2 weeks of unopened curing...

personally, and again this is all my 'limited opnion' and its only based off 1 and 9/10ths actual grows coupled with months of reading this site, so take anything i say with a grain of salt: don't bother nuting again. not because it would make it taste bad (with 2 weeks of flush behind it...

Glad to hear it buddy! dont blame yourself for pickin samples though, iam sure most of us do it =D personaly, i do the branch style. i find that its actually more important to get them out of the room and into jars asap instead of doubling the drying time, as iam quite meticulous about my...

Sorry i didnt get back in time, but you have gotten some very good responses so far so i think your in good hands. Zeus' take on harvesting is brilliant, and almost exactly what i follow. it should be fine to move in and outside of the house adjusting, just do your best not to jostle the plants...

ive often wondered the same thing that OP did, but never 'directly' knew this, though its close to what i figured (i was figuring something about root growth). your explanation was well worded and concise, well done and a bit of +Rep to ya =D