My plants lost their smell second week into bloom. Any ideas why?

innerG

innerG

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Yeah or sometimes half assed where I pick off the bigger leaves, dry it, then go back and trim more when it dries a little
 
innerG

innerG

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If you're smoking it, you can trim it as clean as you want to, but if you're cooking/refining it, I'd only trim off the big leaves with no trichomes
 
Fadedlady

Fadedlady

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I don't smoke as of now, it gives me panic attacks. I'm trying to find a strain that won't. I have an anxiety disorder and alot of pain. I'm growing for dispensaries. Plan on making bubble hash and anything else I can. Tincture if I learn how. I had a buddy that was gonna teach me , but not anymore. So I need it right for others to enjoy and get relief. .
 
Fadedlady

Fadedlady

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its not dry but im thinking about taking it down trimming the bigger stuff and putting it on a hanging rack til it's done. What do u think???
 
angryblackman

angryblackman

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You can leave the leaves on there if you like. You will have to trim them down anyways later unless you like your buds with a bit of leaf material.
 
Fadedlady

Fadedlady

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Will it hold in the chlorophyll if I leave them?? I trimmed the other wet and then shaped and beautified dry and put in jars. It's close, barely any leaf.
 
angryblackman

angryblackman

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No they won't hold any chlorophyll other than what's already there. Leaving the leaf there also aids in starting the curing process. I would drop them in the paper bag when you think they are dry. Keep them in there for about a week and do then think about your final trim and jarring. :)
 
angryblackman

angryblackman

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Fadedlady said:
So use a bag instead of my hanging rack?
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No, Use the bag after hanging dry to ensure that you have most of the moisture out of it before you jar. I do this just in case there are still some damp buds when most are dry. Paper bagging should help to even out the moisture.

Fadedlady said:
I don't know what they feel like when they're dry. Do I follow the stem snap method like Jorge??
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The stem snap is a good indicator. I like to take mine JUST before they snap and drop them into paper bags.

Fadedlady said:
Do I leave them on the branches when I put them in the bags??
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I usually snip the buds off with a little stem on them still. It will make bagging them MUCH easier. :)
 
angryblackman

angryblackman

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You don't HAVE to follow this method but it's what I do for mine. You ask 5 different people and they will give you 5 variations of drying. All in all if it smokes good in the end you did it right.....enough. :)
 
Fadedlady

Fadedlady

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angryblackman said:
You don't HAVE to follow this method but it's what I do for mine. You ask 5 different people and they will give you 5 variations of drying. All in all if it smokes good in the end you did it right.....enough. :)
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Thank u so much ABM. How do I determine when it's just before snap?? Do the stems do something particular?? Do I trim it before putting it in bags??
 
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