Early Harvest, need help ~PLEASE~

freetogrow

freetogrow

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Okay so I had to harvest my plant early, I have not flushed my plant but I also have not watered it in a few days.

I plan on using the water curing technique, I have about 15gs wet from this plant.

Will water curing my bud get rid of all the chemicals from my ultra bloom fertilizer?
 
ltz40055

ltz40055

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if done rite it should get rid of everything bad and keep the good but keep in mind the the final Waite will be less the what you would get from air drying it .
 
SenorSanteria

SenorSanteria

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If youre getting such a small amount from the whole plant, it might be worthwhile to just make hash out of it all. That way you get some potent stuff, and dont have to worry about the chemicals. 3 grams of nute-flavored bud just doesnt seem worth it IMO.
 
freetogrow

freetogrow

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Trust me, I usually get my bud from different sources. I was just growing to see how well it would work out. The problem is it stunk up my house to quick and I live with two parents. I don't mind if I only get 1-3g's, I just want to taste what I grew without the harmful chemicals in it.
 
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Wordz

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freetogrow said:
Trust me, I usually get my bud from different sources. I was just growing to see how well it would work out. The problem is it stunk up my house to quick and I live with two parents. I don't mind if I only get 1-3g's, I just want to taste what I grew without the harmful chemicals in it.
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better luck next time
 
jimbizzzale67123

jimbizzzale67123

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freetogrow said:
Trust me, I usually get my bud from different sources. I was just growing to see how well it would work out. The problem is it stunk up my house to quick and I live with two parents. I don't mind if I only get 1-3g's, I just want to taste what I grew without the harmful chemicals in it.
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dude invest in a carbon scruber and smell will no longer be a problem. 3g is painful with all the invested work, time, and risk.
 
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