Okayy i just cut my bud

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xmissxaliex

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well the stems, but i know i need to put them in a dark and ventilated place, so im putting it in my sliding closet, but when they mean ventilated, does that need to be a cool dark ventilated place? because my room doesn't have a fan and its kinda humid... can someone tell me some ideas where to put them?
 
It doesn't need to be dark, just dim. Maybe drape a sheet across the closet doorway instead of closing the doors? A dark sheet? This would allow the closet to breathe?
 
yeah thats true! but is it okay if the air is slightly humid? or would that make them moldy? these are my first plants (smells like dro with little crystals EVERYWHERE...) and i dont wanna mess my babies up...
 
My dry room humidity hovers around 60 per cent Rh.
Do you have a weak little fan you could put on the closet floor, on LO? Just don't let it actually blow on the hanging stuff.

As long as you check on your harvest a couple of times a day, which I'm guessing you already are, you shouldn't have any mold issues. Remember, you can almost always smell mold before you can see it. I've never grown any mold.

The longer it takes, the better the cure. Try and keep the closet as cool as reasonable.
 
okay yep i've got a little fan, i'll just stick it in there, but not directly on it, thats what i did when i grew them, not directly on it, but it made the stalk thick as hell. so yeah
 
Great! With the fan circulating the air, you may be able to close the doors? Temp/heat would be the deciding factor. Obviously you'd want the air in the top (warmer) to have a way out, if possible.
 
haha. its me. thank you though! lol its my first time but i take it seriously i want it done right and i want it done good, and my shit is gonna be sweeet! but thank you for the compliment =]
 
MrFishy said:
Great! With the fan circulating the air, you may be able to close the doors? Temp/heat would be the deciding factor. Obviously you'd want the air in the top (warmer) to have a way out, if possible.
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i have a sheet over it so the buds won't get too cold, yeah it lets it out, hopefully its good. im so excited! thanks for helping me out!
 
Ain't nuttin' like your first genuine homegrown buzz. Enjoy and conrats. Been too long since I've been there, but there's also something to be said for "fresh" crop new bud buzz. Always a thrill.
Grow On!
 
lol i will. i have some feminized super lemon haze seeds!! im so excited! its bright green, sticky and it tastes like sour patch kids and smells like lemonade. im excited to grow those!
 
mr.x007 said:
you going to do a journal on those?? o yeah any pics of the first buds??
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yeah im going to germinate them tonight. i'll take pictures later and send them to you, they are drying right now. i accomplished something i never thought i would! lol:bigjoint:
 
lol i had the same feeling. yeah dont point the fan right at them. point it towards the wall or such. just to move the air.
KK Cant wait for those pics:))
 
yeah i have it pointed slanted or whatever so they have it cool but its not on them i want them puffy not dried out like prunes.
 
once the nugs start to feel dry, tehy arent really completely dry. Once the stems snap than you know for sure they are completely dry....where Im at its pretty dry, so just hanging them drys them out to quick and it doesnt taste as good....so I usually hang dry them for a couple days until the nugs feel dry, then throw them in big paper bags, lightly rolled up at the top, to complete the drying at a slower rate. I flipp the nugs over once a day in the bag, and leave them them until the stems snap...then when thats done you throw them in canning jars, making sure to open the jars a couple minutes a day to get air in there and move the nugs around...after a couple weeks of this they taste much better
 
hom36rown said:
once the nugs start to feel dry, tehy arent really completely dry. Once the stems snap than you know for sure they are completely dry....where Im at its pretty dry, so just hanging them drys them out to quick and it doesnt taste as good....so I usually hang dry them for a couple days until the nugs feel dry, then throw them in big paper bags, lightly rolled up at the top, to complete the drying at a slower rate. I flipp the nugs over once a day in the bag, and leave them them until the stems snap...then when thats done you throw them in canning jars, making sure to open the jars a couple minutes a day to get air in there and move the nugs around...after a couple weeks of this they taste much better
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oh yeah i just cut them today i was only going to keep them in for 2 or 3 days, then i was going to put them in jars, and let them out a couple minutes a day just to get the air. lol but you have to put them in baggies before the jars?
 
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