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I am honored for the beautiful pictures Farmall, Thank you, they are works of art.

Such a suprise to find autos in your photo grow, glad it had a happy ending.

Just to let everyone know that has been asking about Tricromes s62 CC420710 and a couple others that second picture is perfect and in the upmost clarity of a done right harvest.
 
Harvest!
I'm all giddy and sore in the hand and eyes. Four hours of prep, trim, and hang.
I have a good little pile of lesser nugs as shown in the picture in the pyrex. I'm not sure the best way to dry them out. Stringing them up like popcorn on a Christmas tree is an option. Otherwise, I'm looking at lining the pyrex with kitchen paper and putting it in my veg chamber to dry out. Any suggestions?
 

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You might try putting your little buds on cardboard. That will help dry them and avoid wet spots. Watch them closely tho. Avoid drying them out.
 
Thanks, s62. I've heard about the cardboard bit. For some reason I can't get out of my head that my flowers will taste or smell like cardboard. I've decided on the kitchen paper in pyrex option. No worries about wet spots and they'll be easy to stir during drying. My first harvest was a learning lesson as I put a fan directly on the hangers. The outsides of the buds were going crispy while the insides were still pretty wet. My veg chamber might be ideal. One muffin fan exhausts to the top of the tent while bringing in fresh air by opening the tent flap at the bottom.
 

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I did some of mine on cardboard. I will say, they smell weaker than my other buds that I air dried. Not sure if the cardboard is at fault or what. But no cardboard smell or taste.
I bet your method will work great!
 
Got any screens on your windows? That's what I use - lifts them up, let's the air get underneath. And I put it back when I'm done.
 
Gingerbeard, a GREAT technique told to me by D.A.A.S.69 is to use paper grocery store bags. Cover only the bottom and roll the tops closed. Give them a gentle shake during the day and check in 5-6 days ...USUALLY no longer.... Then bottle 'em up and cure.. I am very thankful to DAAS for this plan !
 
You've got a tight schedule, 54 days between harvests....I remember because it was summer solstice last time.

Nice buds!
 
So nice looking .. Those outdoor plantings always look so different from indoor. A friend sent pictures of hers and they look like Douglas Fir Christmas trees... maybe I need to try it
 
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