Inda-gro Induction...

Greengenes707

Greengenes707

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Just found this browsing youtube
[video=youtube;RPd4zdx7bhw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPd4zdx7bhw[/video]

Some nice buds in there
 
chazbolin

chazbolin

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Well that's seven posts I would have uber liked! WhyTF is it so hard to fix what was not broken! Well done mates. Two more weeks and I'm back amongst the living!
 
UrbanPharmer

UrbanPharmer

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Hey gang!

i hope everyone's doing well -=o)

been really busy lately (what's new) but I remembered to go shoot the day 15 video for my current girls.

[video=youtube_share;edpkz3Sf0nw]http://youtu.be/edpkz3Sf0nw[/video]

i've also been working of fitting one of my undercurrents with a set of sprayers so that i can just start barely-rooted babies in it and not have to fill it up with the full 70+ gallons... things are almost done and ready to get leak checked and cleaned in prep for some babies... i should be able to start showing updates on that in a week or 2, maybe 3...

:peace:
 
Mr John

Mr John

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Grrr lost my post.

Thanks for the rep you guys, I really appreciate it!

Now I have a question or two. The buds that smelled great like grapefruit now have a grassy/chlorophyll odor to them. Is this normal? Should I be freaking out? My drying tent has constant non direct air moving thru it, temps are 65 and humidity it mid 50's. Are those parameters acceptable for drying?

I did inspect them for mold and did not see any....yet.

Thank you in advance
 
natro.hydro

natro.hydro

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Just part of the decarboxylation process, will be back to its pretty smell when it is done drying but i have personally noticed that the smells seem to change a lil bit while in the jar. I am of the opinion that the slower the dry the better the flavor in the end product i usually aim for 5-7 days
 
hyroot

hyroot

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UrbanPharmer said:
Hey gang!

i hope everyone's doing well -=o)

been really busy lately (what's new) but I remembered to go shoot the day 15 video for my current girls.

[video=youtube_share;edpkz3Sf0nw]http://youtu.be/edpkz3Sf0nw[/video]

i've also been working of fitting one of my undercurrents with a set of sprayers so that i can just start barely-rooted babies in it and not have to fill it up with the full 70+ gallons... things are almost done and ready to get leak checked and cleaned in prep for some babies... i should be able to start showing updates on that in a week or 2, maybe 3...

:peace:
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have you had any issues with root bounding in the 3 gal pots? Those plants are huge for those pots. I remember you used to run 7 gals. I'm just down grading pot size to fit more in veg and trying to figure stuff out. I do living organics . Lots of enzyme teas.
 
PSUAGRO.

PSUAGRO.

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Mr John said:
Grrr lost my post.

Thanks for the rep you guys, I really appreciate it!

Now I have a question or two. The buds that smelled great like grapefruit now have a grassy/chlorophyll odor to them. Is this normal? Should I be freaking out? My drying tent has constant non direct air moving thru it, temps are 65 and humidity it mid 50's. Are those parameters acceptable for drying?

I did inspect them for mold and did not see any....yet.

Thank you in advance
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This is what I do for curing for some time now.........https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=186222 not the "best" way, but for me it's soooooo easy and the outcome is great after 30days.

be safe buddy
 
UrbanPharmer

UrbanPharmer

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hyroot said:
have you had any issues with root bounding in the 3 gal pots? Those plants are huge for those pots. I remember you used to run 7 gals. I'm just down grading pot size to fit more in veg and trying to figure stuff out. I do living organics . Lots of enzyme teas.
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if you think that of their proportions now, you woulda shat yourself to have seen them when they were in 1gal. LOL!

but in all seriousness, no, i haven't. when i transplant to larger containers, i always cause a good amount of root trauma, to break the spin-out, and also to encourage new root growth into the added soil volume. to be precise, i use a razor and cut in at least 18 evenly spaced vertical cuts from the bottom of the rootmass to the top, at least 1/2 inch deep. then i use a long bladed bread knife to cut the bottom 1 inch off the rootmass. i also prune the topside of the plant, to sorta balance things out...

these girls got that treatment 1 month ago; 2 weeks to recover in that tent on 18/6, then a final pruning and flip to 12/12 2 weeks ago...
 
Mr John

Mr John

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PSUAGRO, read that entire thread and gonna give it a try. My freezer is cold! 14 degrees and 16% humidity. Do those numbers sound ok?
 
hyroot

hyroot

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Mr John said:
PSUAGRO, read that entire thread and gonna give it a try. My freezer is cold! 14 degrees and 16% humidity. Do those numbers sound ok?
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works best with frost free / proof freezers. If you don't have a frost free. Put jars in a box. But leave the box open slightly. Make sure there is nothing else in the freezer than can have any moisture. The buds can absorb that moisture. I stopped doing freezer cure because my freezer is usually full these days. Ironically I have a frost free freezer now. One day I will buy a mini frost free freezer just for curing.
 
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