Would you either for organically grown plants? I'm just growing a little for personal use (red card holder). Is there a reason other than smell to do a water cure this?
Should I flush now? Harvest?
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vostok
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I prefer the water cure, for its speed,,and the ability to manipulate taste and flavor, ..
3 days soaking in tepid water allows all those undesirable elements, the chlorophyll to dissipate,
leaving a plant much more oily than before and quicker to dry, but I stress quickness here ain't the theme,
plants soaked for 7 days have virtually no taste or smell, making it ideal to toke in public areas, without hassle
3 days soaking in tepid water allows all those undesirable elements, the chlorophyll to dissipate,
leaving a plant much more oily than before and quicker to dry, but I stress quickness here ain't the theme,
plants soaked for 7 days have virtually no taste or smell, making it ideal to toke in public areas, without hassle
So I moved my rain barrels into the center of the greenhouse and set the pots on top of the rain barrels. Last I checked, temps in the greenhouse are now 20+ outside temps. Yay science! I'll leave them like this with just water and chop when I get home. Putting the plants up on top of a barrel gave me an interesting perspective of their trichomes covered leaves. The plant is still getting buds too ... Purple ones! There are even some legit purple trichomes. I'll chop them in two weeks when I get back.
Well, here they are. I'm pretty sure it's an OG Kush (seedlings mixed up). Trichomes still are predominantly milky white with some clear, some purple, and some amber. Most of the fan leaves have dried up and fallen off, some of the sugar leaves are browning too.
Plant is between 60 and 70 days of flowering.
Chop or no chop???
Plant is between 60 and 70 days of flowering.
Chop or no chop???