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That pic looks rather close to finshing, but personally it would be at least a week for me, maybe two. I've used the brown paper bag method before, it works well but I never noticed a difference in smell or taste with them. Just seems to give a more even dry. If thats the route you'd like to...

That "cut-grass" smell comes from the chlorophyll in the bud. After trimming the chlorophyll becomes trapped in the buds and must go through a process to be released. The process is called curing. You probably have heard of it. After drying, your buds must be cured or it will keep that cut-grass...

Thanks for the quick reply sunni! I'll be patient. :blsmoke:

Admins, I'm having a small problem I made this thread: https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/620353-potting-mixes-certified-organic-production.html a few weeks ago. The issue I'm having is that it doesn't show up in my started threads section. It's most easy for me to track my threads that...

When I made glycerine we used cheese cloth to hold the bud, trim, etc. (makes it easy to strain out) then double boiled it for like 45 minutes or something. In my opinion the heating up may not be absolutely necessary but as for me, I would never skip that step. It guarantees you dont leave...

Hey, man. I've been known to cut a little rug. lol

Alot of people look for soil mixes they can use that wont cost them $30 per 1.5cu.ft I am one of those people. This handy list I found has basic ingredients that you can buy at most hardware stores, nurseries or AGways that wont break the bank yet can still sustain a plant. Enjoy, comment, add...

Appendix 3 Recipes for Growing Media These recipes come from a variety of sources and present a wide range of options for working with organically acceptable materials. Because the sources are diverse, units of measurement are also different. When the origin of a recipe is known...

Heavy Harvest works well but there are cheaper granulated fertilizers on the market that work just as well. The instructions it gives are to dig a circular trench 10 inches from the stalk of the plant. 1"d x 1"w fill with the HH, cover and water it in. Repeat process approximately every six...

Thats great, I had no idea you've been growing so long! I'm going on 5 years now. Definitely in to swap pics and experience.

Pics? I'm here haha

It's cool to have a diverse set of growers here on this thread. PA is a big state with many different microclimates, i'm interested in seeing how everything turns out!

Props for the homemade aero system! I believe the lines in the photos are from interference from the lighting system, the ballasts I believe.. Nice to meet ya

Answered you in PA growers thread :leaf:

You have many question eman. Glad to see youre willing to learn. You asked about strains: that is pretty subjective, most plants that finish under ten weeks should work fine in pennsylvania depending on your area of course. I lived in williamsport for a couple years and it got cold way early...

Seems like you have your shit together Charles. Your planning should pay off well, are you going to germinate your seeds before putting them in the cups in your dorm room? I would suggest it, its very easy and speeds up the process. I see that you would like to take the plants out once they're...

Which strain did you get from HSO? I was interested in trying them out.

Yes I've been wasting by the computer just praying for one of you gents to throw me a bone haha. No, this is just an old old thread back from the dead! Glad if some people still find relevance in this. Termites are tough cunts!

Dip, the first 3 pics show nute burn, as i believe you figured out. You dont really need to flush unless the problem gets out of hand. Just skip a few nutrient-waterings. Also the hairs turning brown is a sign of the buds maturing. This will continue to happen through your harvest. The yellowing...

'scribed. good luck friend!