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Lenin1917

Lenin1917

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Lowkeygardener said:
Bro… honestly beginners shouldn’t run any medium except soil in my opinion. Coco and hydro are wayyy more involved
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My first couple runs were in hydro, but I generally agree soils much easier. That said I’ve never had a plant just stall out like that and it looks smaller than my seedlings in hydro did before I started adding nutes, usually at node 2 200-300 ppm.
 
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Notanist

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Thanks for letting me know. I will hold off till after the new year. Since I won't have alot, I sure want to make sure it's ready. I really appreciate all the time everyone has taken to help me through the process.
 
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Notanist

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So finally hung them up to dry 12 days ago and got them in jars this morning. My trimming was clumsy at best and humidity in jars seem low at 39. Also have one of the boveda 72 RH packets in each jar. Hope it turns out okay. Thanks to everyone who gave advise and helped me out. You all were great!20220219_094458.jpg
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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Notanist said:
So finally hung them up to dry 12 days ago and got them in jars this morning. My trimming was clumsy at best and humidity in jars seem low at 39. Also have one of the boveda 72 RH packets in each jar. Hope it turns out okay. Thanks to everyone who gave advise and helped me out. You all were great!View attachment 5088452
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62% humidity packs would be better.
 
LeastExpectedGrower

LeastExpectedGrower

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Won't fix the cure, but you can add a bit of humidity... a quarter of a paper towel folded, soak, squeeze out and put in the jar at the top. Leave it in for a few/handful of hours then remove. See what your end humidity is sitting at from there.
 
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Notanist

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So at this point during is not an option correct? I put a paper towel in one of the jars and will check in a few hours. I did pull out a but and mash it. It felt very dry till I got to tje center. A few leaves fell off but did not turn to dust. If curing is ruined, what are tje next steps? 20220219_103756.jpg
 
LeastExpectedGrower

LeastExpectedGrower

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Notanist said:
So at this point during is not an option correct? I put a paper towel in one of the jars and will check in a few hours. I did pull out a but and mash it. It felt very dry till I got to tje center. A few leaves fell off but did not turn to dust. If curing is ruined, what are tje next steps? View attachment 5088494
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Try to restore some humidity to your jars and hope for the best? :) You may be surprised. Also, you've learned a thing for the next round.
 
Er3

Er3

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Notanist said:
So at this point during is not an option correct? I put a paper towel in one of the jars and will check in a few hours. I did pull out a but and mash it. It felt very dry till I got to tje center. A few leaves fell off but did not turn to dust. If curing is ruined, what are tje next steps? View attachment 5088494
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Put a few fresh leaves in jar for 10,20 minutes
 
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oill

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Notanist said:
So, I basically have a black thumb, but a real desire to grow. I bought a tent kit and started my first 2 seeds about a month ago. I am having problems controlling the temp (too high) and humidity (too low). I am on a 18 hour light on, and 6 hours off. My little plants have not grown at all in the last few weeks and the leaves are tipping downward and the leaf color is not right. I don't know if I am watering enough or too much. Overthinking can be a recipe for disaster so I thought I would join up and see if folks more experienced than me could offer up some tips. The seeds are feminized skunk, using coco coir, watering every few days with distilled water and have not used any nutrients yet. The seedlings are about 25 inches away from my LED light. View attachment 4950538 View attachment 4950538
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Is that coco? It looks
like coco... which you need to feed... there sre no nutrients in coco at all....
 
Milky Weed

Milky Weed

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Notanist said:
Typo..they are 62. I am concerned that I let them dry too long. Humidity in jars is 38 with the packs. May have messed it all up. Who knows. I am smoking it if it burns my trachea out haha
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I dried out my nugs too fast also, but i got lucky and the centers had not dried yet. Hopefully you will get lucky and the centers are still moist, youll know if the jars are back around 60%+ the next day without a pack.

Pretty much to check if you overdried, seal some up in a jar no humidity pack and see what it levels out to in 24h.

Regardless, it dosent hurt to keep those packs in there with the rest of it. Make sure you have the right size packs for the amount of bud in jar.
 
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oill

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Notanist said:
No coco.. fox farms
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Then they are probably nutrient burnt.... that ffof is really strong in nutes.... im surprised they are that fucked though.. I think you have a ph issue...

To increase rh just leave a wet towel in the tent hanging over a bucket of water.... do you have good air movement... those seedlings should be dancing in the wind
 
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Notanist

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Thanks all. Tried the paper towels. Burped the jars this morning. Humidity at 58, I actually found a small bud on the table that got missed when I put it in jars. Taste not good, smells good. It knocked me on my ass. It was really good. Took two hits and slept like a baby after spending two hours trying to get stuff done. If that is the worst of it, I'm happy. Should I continue to cure in jars for a month even though dry?
 
Milky Weed

Milky Weed

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Notanist said:
Thanks all. Tried the paper towels. Burped the jars this morning. Humidity at 58, I actually found a small bud on the table that got missed when I put it in jars. Taste not good, smells good. It knocked me on my ass. It was really good. Took two hits and slept like a baby after spending two hours trying to get stuff done. If that is the worst of it, I'm happy. Should I continue to cure in jars for a month even though dry?
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Yeah i would just keep it in the jars with humidity packs no harm done.
 
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oill

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Notanist said:
Thanks all. Tried the paper towels. Burped the jars this morning. Humidity at 58, I actually found a small bud on the table that got missed when I put it in jars. Taste not good, smells good. It knocked me on my ass. It was really good. Took two hits and slept like a baby after spending two hours trying to get stuff done. If that is the worst of it, I'm happy. Should I continue to cure in jars for a month even though dry?
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Yes for sure... just keep it in jars .. get a boveda pack and it will bring the rh back up to the perfect 62%
 
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