I'll see if I can find the yard waste bags at home depot.
Wow nice job. Got some weight first time ive heard of a polyploid. I read the article very odd for sure. Gotta report how that smoke is im curious. Are you a fan of thoes dryer racks? I have never used thoes before looks super convenient. Congrats on a sweet grow
You should be proud of yourself. I wouldnt worry about the nanners. Too late for them to spoil your party now. lol
I like the drying rack. I bought an eight tiered rack with no zippers to replace the one in the photo. I'll use the old rack for drying trim. I like them, but I wish they were square instead of round. It's hard to use the entire surface with long sticks.
I left one of the polyploid buds untrimmed hanging in the tent. Question for you and @Brandon137 Isn't it a lot harder to do your final trim when they're dried and leaves are encasing the buds? I'm seriously considering getting one of these before my next harvest.Fantastic harvest, LG
Nothin' wrong with using paper bags! lol. In the past I formerly would used them to help transition from the nets to the jars.
I adopted a new method a while back. I still have one of my old dry racks for the smaller buds, but I got my new drying and curing method from videos I watched from RGL Industries. They are known for growing super dank herb, and their master grower showed how he pulls his bigger fan leaves, leaving most of the inner 'sugar leaves'. All buds are left attached to the branches and they're strung from lines and dried a bit slower with those sugar leaves still intact. My dry time is usually about 8-9 days. After that, its straight to turkey bags or jars.
Since starting this method, my herbs have gotten quite a bit stankier. Food for thought.
This is my second barney's grow first one wasn't that great, but it wasn't the fault of the seeds, just my inexperience. I haven't given any thought to what my next grow will be after the chocolate mint og. I'll check those out, thanks for the info.
She hates trim day and thinks Im way too meticulous. 
Besides... Even if you trim at chop day, that little bowl will ruin the little charas smoking party that generally happens while all are cleaning their fingers on trim day. lol
I put a few buds in a jar with a hydrometer today and it's just over 80% after five days. I'm guessing it will be good by Saturday. How much longer does it take to dry when you dry trim? I realize all things aren't equal and environment is a big factor.
This trim wasn't a smoking party for me, more like a suckfest lol. I had my sister and my partner there to help. My sister is pregnant and said the smell was making her sick so she lasted an hour. My partner went to make lunch and never came back so I was trimming by myself for six hours. I watched a video on that trimmer and the guy said he can do about 1 lb of wet bud in 30 minutes. It's obviously not as close as a hand trim, but two hours would have been much better than six.Trimming dry cannabis is a bit more intricate, but not a lot different from chop day trimming imo. It really has helped with obtaining that ideal funk to my herb, and all I gotta do is trim next week rather than this week to get that extra little stank to it.
I dont really think Im the guy to comment on the auto trimmer. I dont think I would like it. However!! If my lady were to see it, we'd have one by Saturday
i agree with this, at 80% your gonna run the risk of pm or mould rearing its nasty head.
You have the hygrometer to fine tune it where ya want it, nice little device to have when curing.
oh lol sorry I just saw jar and 80% and got a bit over excited I guess..
I chop the plants hole and try to have the soil nice and dry before the chop kinda acts as a pre dry. I aim for about 50-60% humility during drying and 20deg takes about 8-14 days then I trim and jar them and burp twice a day if I'm lucky I dont forget to close the jars before work happens once and a while wife hates it when that happens lol I burp them for about a week or two
