TaoWolf
Active Member
As you know I'm not experienced with the technique you are using all, but in regards to that part about flacidity... I'd bet good money the drowning solution is just really hypertonic compared to the plant cells - which would result in cells having their water drawn out and collapse (losing their rigidity). A lot like a piece of celery becomes flacid once cut from the plant if not preserved. Would make sense that you'd see that same effect manifest from the top down on the plant also if that's the case.I have a question about my bud, I noticed that this time with the drowning my buds seem to break down some from being solid and dense to a little squishy like and fluffy could this been cause of the drowning w/molasses? I have drowned 3 other plants and never had any of those buds gotten fluffy or squishy after drowning. This is somewhat different than just drowning with water only.