Negative.
mistake number one
Negative number two.
and also a good start of a cure aswell. Good job bro 
My humble observation is that the trichomes don't degrade nearly as much using this method [and I've dried this same difficult pheno via many different methods: Hung upside down; drying baskets; wet and dry trimmed, etc..] . If you're having any issue with rot or oxidation post-harvest, I highly recommend you try this method. Seems to me that severing the plant makes her more vulnerable, as you provide entry wounds while simultaneously shocking and weakening her defenses.
I'm interested in trying this with one of my plants this week. So all I have to do is leave the plant in the soil with 12/12 light cycle still running? I hang in the same room that I flower in so can I have a 12 hour light period? Hopefully that would be ok since I can't turn them off all day long.
could tell a huge difference in taste also. Seemed to be allot more smoother imo.
Would boiling the roots be needed or could one leave in the soil and just stop watering it?Oh I've done it before. Boiled roots, then just left it sitting in complete darkness for around a week. Came out lighter shades of green, not to mention the trichomes seemed to POP like 3D out at ya.
Thank you for the info mate. I'll be doing this on Tuesday.
