• Here is a link to the full explanation: https://rollitup.org/t/welcome-back-did-you-try-turning-it-off-and-on-again.1104810/

It's finally over! First grows complete!

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DeviousKind

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greenlikemoney said:
Yep, congrats and cure it out, don't go blazing the whole 3 zips before next weekend.
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First time grower here. What does cure out mean? My plant has about 2 more weeks left and I want to make sure I do harvesting correctly. I was told to flush with straight tap water before harvest. Not sure how long to let her sit in the water before chopping. What best method should I use?
 
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greenlikemoney

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DeviousKind said:
First time grower here. What does cure out mean? My plant has about 2 more weeks left and I want to make sure I do harvesting correctly. I was told to flush with straight tap water before harvest. Not sure how long to let her sit in the water before chopping. What best method should I use?
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First off, why are you flushing? Do you have salt buildups?

Cure it out means, after properly drying your bud, that you need to cure your bud properly, resulting in a smooth clean smoke. Tons of articles here on properly drying and curing.
 
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Rentaldog

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Was that a cacti in a jar? :clap:

*edit*

I realize now that it might just be flowers. At first glance it looked like some cacti :P sorry if I was mistaken!
 
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DeviousKind

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greenlikemoney said:
First off, why are you flushing? Do you have salt buildups?

Cure it out means, after properly drying your bud, that you need to cure your bud properly, resulting in a smooth clean smoke. Tons of articles here on properly drying and curing.
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Ok so after they dry is the curing process. Thanks will look up.
Flushing the plants to make sure there is no fertilizer in the finished product. That's what I read... Before you harvest make sure you flush your plants with water a few times to get rid of any fertizilers. Is this not true?
 
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DurbanP

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DeviousKind said:
Ok so after they dry is the curing process. Thanks will look up.
Flushing the plants to make sure there is no fertilizer in the finished product. That's what I read... Before you harvest make sure you flush your plants with water a few times to get rid of any fertizilers. Is this not true?
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Read up on it. That question will only turn this thread into a fight. Like green said, unless you have build up no need to flush pre harvest
 
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