Blue trichs?????

TheHazeNKushSmoker

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cat of curiosity said:
i don't jar, i store in buckets. i like to let it breathe, and don't like to air seal it.
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Explain me why please? (: is it beter? why lots of people say that they need to jar them and open time to time to really cure them well? isnt beter to slow dry them so the chloro can be destroyed more efficiently? if for exemple i cant use the same rehydrating technique then your of course
 
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i don't believe in curing for six month to have a finished product. my fresh stuff is fantastic, and the aged product starts to lose flavor, and the high degrades to couch a bit.

imo, if you can't take more than a hit or two from the bat, why would you want to do anything else? after a month, the color starts to change, after two months, it starts to feel 'old'. here, let me show you a pic of a week dried bud...
 

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TheHazeNKushSmoker said:
Explain me why please? (: is it beter? why lots of people say that they need to jar them and open time to time to really cure them well? isnt beter to slow dry them so the chloro can be destroyed more efficiently? if for exemple i cant use the same rehydrating technique then your of course
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decarboxylation occurs in drying. if you dry completely, your product is completely decarboxylized. why drag the process out for months when you can do it in days?
 
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cat of curiosity said:
i don't believe in curing for six month to have a finished product. my fresh stuff is fantastic, and the aged product starts to lose flavor, and the high degrades to couch a bit.

imo, if you can't take more than a hit or two from the bat, why would you want to do anything else? after a month, the color starts to change, after two months, it starts to feel 'old'. here, let me show you a pic of a week dried bud...
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huh...:lol: I feel like im about to cream my pants each time i see that kind of sexy picture :dunce:

cat of curiosity said:
decarboxylation occurs in drying. if you dry completely, your product is completely decarboxylized. why drag the process out for months when you can do it in days?
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I see! thanks once again ahaha (: I know that im kinda anoying with my question but i swear this one is the last one! or at least for today... muahaha:fire:

Would you recommend in late flowering to keep temp constant? or i would be more winer if im giving her kinda hot day with more kinda cold night? around constant 26/27 in the day and around 24/25 the night
 
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TheHazeNKushSmoker said:
Would you recommend in late flowering to keep temp constant? or i would be more winer if im giving her kinda hot day with more kinda cold night? around constant 26/27 in the day and around 24/25 the night
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honestly, i don't think it matters. i've grown in all seasons for years, with temps in the 80's down to the mid 60's. product stayed consistent. i do notice higher yields in higher temps, but that's more due to root growth, and i've been dangerously close to too warm as far as water temps go (aero/nft). the only reason i've seen people sporting cold night is to try and trick out color. fuck color, it's either genetic or not, and in the end, it's the effect that's important, not the appearance.
 
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cat of curiosity said:
honestly, i don't think it matters. i've grown in all seasons for years, with temps in the 80's down to the mid 60's. product stayed consistent. i do notice higher yields in higher temps, but that's more due to root growth, and i've been dangerously close to too warm as far as water temps go (aero/nft). the only reason i've seen people sporting cold night is to try and trick out color. fuck color, it's either genetic or not, and in the end, it's the effect that's important, not the appearance.
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Absolutly agree :) Why stress your crops or stop to fed them just to switch a color and have a less potent end product? Thats useless as fuck lol, purple/blue color is only good to sell for newbish or simply low class cannabis smoker who probably never put any interest in the grow or at least how it actually work? to know the plant that they are so fan of and smoking each days :/.. ! Snowy green stuff ftw
 
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There not all blue,i have to say i think that the odd blue tri is just contaminant prob from dust or your cloths thing stick to them easy

Lovely looking bud by the way very nice,please tell me you use the sugar leaf or im about to cry if you dont get some bags put em to use or use them in medables
 
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tyke1973 said:
There not all blue,i have to say i think that the odd blue tri is just contaminant prob from dust or your cloths thing stick to them easy

Lovely looking bud by the way very nice,please tell me you use the sugar leaf or im about to cry if you dont get some bags put em to use or use them in medables
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I swear i never touch my top cola just lower buds when i want to smell her terpenes and the blue berries pic are all taken from the main look at this one:


Deep blue in middle with purplish on the rightblue trich 5.png blue red trich.png

Ahahaha yeah im gonna make some dry tasty hash with them (: Trowing or watching/know that someone did trow that wonder in the dump like some kind of garbage would be painful and very sad to watch and or know honestly D: And thanks for the compliment my friend ^^ really apreciate :hump::hug:
 
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It may be a coulour that is carried over from the strain,i have done purple strains a few times that have carried puple over to the odd tri.

But more often than not its just contaminenets that have become incased in the thc,like really small pieces of fabric say of a shirt jumper ext and the glands have incased them giveing them a coulour.

But like i say it may be a trait of the plant
 
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tyke1973 said:
It may be a coulour that is carried over from the strain,i have done purple strains a few times that have carried puple over to the odd tri.

But more often than not its just contaminenets that have become incased in the thc
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I hope its not lol! Would be awesome if it was actually some kind of super special t.h.c composition that will give a beter taste or high >.<
 
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tyke1973 said:
are there any simular coulour on any of the stems of leaves
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Oh man i dont know :s i dont have picture took in an angle that i can clearly see the stems of the leaves im gonna try to pick up some pix tomorow and analyse them! (:


tyke1973 said:
One of the best looking bud shots i have seen on here in a while nice job great result should smoke nice
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