Nvr2old
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Nutritional needs don’t change. All the essential elements are required for plant growth. One element you don’t want deficient during seed production is sulfate. Sulfate is one essential element that needs to be readily available during the formation of secondary metabolites like trichomes and seeds.
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Keep those terpenes fresh. Here’s the best ways to store your crop after harvest
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I Always use Glass Jars and Vacuum seal them when the cure is done
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Amber mason jars and a 1/8 grove bag. Pretty much the same as @scottyreal. Only recently switched from small jar to the bag. The baby grove bag actually keeps my daily rations perfect and is much easier to carry. Plus it has my script numbers on it in case I get checked.
I probably don’t have the volume he has 😆 but I found the buckets…
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The wood moisture meters I’ve found like J.R was talking about sounds like they are for hardwood and building materials but using that and grove bags I’ve ordered get my plant down to around 9% then bag it then I’m gonna vacuum seal amber masons but more info on the wood fibrous meters would be awesome to hear about I screw up every harvest…
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Reply to Topping and not Repotting a Autoflower?
I’ve ran a bunch of autos this year with good results. In general this is how it goes.. I plant directly in the soil in a 5 gallon fabric pot with a misted cup on top. 47/47 have popped so far. They get only 8 Oz of water every other day for a week. Then 16 and 24 the next 2 weeks. After that I spit a gallon between 3 plants for the rest of… Read more
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Reply to What happens at night?
Most plants will perform best with a stable environment day and night with little to no difference.
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Reply to Topping and not Repotting a Autoflower?
Great tips here! Thanks DGC. Keep em coming want to feature this on the show
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