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>You do not put silica gel packs in your cannabis. There are 62% humidity packs available to use.
You do not need them but your target is around that and should be monitored with hygrometer
I do have hygrometers in my jars right now they say 57% at 72.7 degrees. I figure that will adjust to around the temp and humidity when i actually put the buds in and store them, no?
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You do not put silica gel packs in your cannabis. There are 62% humidity packs available to use.
You do not need them but your target is around that and should be monitored with hygrometers
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Im setting up for harvesting in a couple days. Do I really need desiccant packs with the weed in my curing jars? I have some food grade ones but they dont specify what humidity they keep the environment at. ive been keeping a couple in my jars to completely dry them out before using. Wouldnt that be enough?
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Does genetics cover every strain outdoors? The last 2 years I’ve had at least one plant (of 5 plants grown each year) that were (last year) / are very big and tight buds- huge, in fact. I’m new at growing (thinking I’ve been very lucky so far) and don’t know all I need to yet. So this open / tight outside bud thing is new to me. I live on the Western Slope of Colorado where the weather can (did this & last year) hit 106, for a week or three. But my buds on one plant are tighter as any I’ve seen. Are some strains exceptions to that rule?
Tried to upload a pic but couldn’t. Will do on the pic page.
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Thanks Lazee! These Critical Autos must be a sativa like the Durban Poison fems I grew the same time as you. If it makes me as nervous as the DP, it's going in the trash too. I need something that'll put me down (in that good way). Finishing up these autos with the Jack Herrer photos in a month. Hoping they don't take forever too. Got some OG varieties next. hoping one of them will do me right.
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Outdoors you'll be lucky to get tight and dense buds. You need the climate dialed in to achieve that which means consistent day time temps of around 68⁰F to 72⁰F in the last 3 to 4 weeks of flower. The hotter your ambient the lighter your buds as the plant does this to keep temps in the bud at the ideal level for seed growth. Temps inside buds of a day are always higher than ambient as they get very little air changeover when they are dense.
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Genetics.
The only way to get buds that look like the ones in pictures is go find the person who took the picture and get a hook-up.
And Photoshop.
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Tight Colas? been growing for a while and have read a lot about it but I dont seem to get the buds/colars to be as compact as seen in photos, I'm outdoor growing, following all the generally recommended fertilizing, watering, pruning, etc, so what is the main ingredient to tighten up the colas, if there is?
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Originally posted by Baddaddy View PostGrowing autos alongside photos. The photos got too big for my space so I flipped them to 12/12 along with the autos. I heard it can be done. Only that. No details. my problem is, the autos slowed to a crawl. They are over 17 weeks old now. still clear tric's. Is this normal for my situation or did I just stumble on some drag forever cultivar? Can they be moved to 18/6 (It's been 2 months in 12/12) in some other space without reveging or some other craziness? My current plan is to just ride it out for the other 6 weeks till the photos are done.
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Growing autos alongside photos. The photos got too big for my space so I flipped them to 12/12 along with the autos. I heard it can be done. Only that. No details. my problem is, the autos slowed to a crawl. They are over 17 weeks old now. still clear tric's. Is this normal for my situation or did I just stumble on some drag forever cultivar? Can they be moved to 18/6 (It's been 2 months in 12/12) in some other space without reveging or some other craziness? My current plan is to just ride it out for the other 6 weeks till the photos are done.
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