Rootsruler
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Cannabis plants will lose 75% -80% water once they've been dried. 10lbs. wet x .25 = 2.5 lbs of dry weight. That's the formula I've been told. Let's see if it's valid......Jeeeeeeez. 10 pounds wet
Holy faaaak
I just didnt think those things would hold 10 pounds lmaoCannabis plants will lose 75% -80% water once they've been dried. 10lbs. wet x .25 = 2.5 lbs of dry weight. That's the formula I've been told. Let's see if it's valid......
I hang mine in the back of a dark closet sometimes when I run out of room , I use that same net when I strip and wet trim like smoke - sometimes I do it like granny just all depends on what you have to work with 60/60 rule is a great starting point .
@Rootsruler formula is good to use.I just didnt think those things would hold 10 pounds lmao
Guess we could say 60-60-60I agree with what has been said for frying so far.
I also use paper bags to allow the dry/ dark and slow it down.
The bag like the box can be open or closed.
Do you have any way to track humidity once you go to jar or bag?
I use these ;
I like those but I try and get the ones with the probe so they can do double duty on measuring stats in tents if need be. I found one of the ones in the set I had ordered originally to monitor the 2x2's and used it to monitor under the canopy in the 5 x 5. Kind of nice to know what the environmentals are under the canopy.I agree with what has been said for frying so far.
I also use paper bags to allow the dry/ dark and slow it down.
The bag like the box can be open or closed.
Do you have any way to track humidity once you go to jar or bag?
I use these ;
I have nothing scientifically to back this up but ive read that curing stops below 57% humidityI just ordered some of these mini meters. Thanks, I wouldn't have thought of this! Appreciate it!!
I like the 60-60-60 goal.
InterestingI have nothing scientifically to back this up but ive read that curing stops below 57% humidity
How is the new seed coming along ?
How is the new seed coming along ?


Even the cotyledon leaves on "the other one" are a vibrant green and nice and plump compared to when Bertha was just a wee sprout! Great Start!!!!
Is your DLI for the sprout in range even though it's set for your Bertha plant?
6-10DLI is common for starting seeds.
1-2 weeks above soil you start to increase IME.
I am the king of trying to use too much light too early..![]()
+1 me tooI use yo-yos to support plants when needed.
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You cant have too many yo-yos around+1 me too
If you sharpen the end of a bamboo stake, not needle point sharp but sharp enough to push around most of the roots you shouldn't have any problemsHere's a current page from my journal and a current photo of the sisters.
I tore my closet apart to bring in electric and make this happen, I'll put it back together and clean and paint and make it more sanitary after this run.
Mary is so top heavy and wobbly. I feel like she needs a stake to be safe but I'm hesitant to push a bamboo stake through her roots?
After you water plant then insert bamboo pole wont hurt roots. make sure you push pole to bottom of planterIf you sharpen the end of a bamboo stake, not needle point sharp but sharp enough to push around most of the roots you shouldn't have any problems
I was always told not to do this because it creates a channel for water to run right through.After you water plant then insert bamboo pole wont hurt roots. make sure you push pole to bottom of planter
That's a good point. I guess water around it to keep it from happening. Tomato cage might be better but he doesn't have a lot of lateral branches he needs to support.I was always told not to do this because it creates a channel for water to run right through.
Not sure if science or broscience, but i have always stopped like 2-3 inches from the bottom of the pot.
"Many ways to skin a cat"
or so they say.
When you water after inserting bamboo pole the soil will tighten up to pole and if water seeps done alone pole well at least you no roots are getting moisture.That's a good point. I guess water around it to keep it from happening. Tomato cage might be better but he doesn't have a lot of lateral branches he needs to support.


Yes, really now that you mention it.Look at the difference in the perlite ratio between the two. Pretty drastic difference.

She got into preflower much faster than she did in the MG. Maybe the breeder timeline was established based on the Lush grow rates? Opposing branches are a sign of good health and minimal stress.There continues to be no comparison between the first plant (MG) and the second plant (Lush soil).
At 4 weeks, the first was 7 1/2" tall, the second plant at 4 weeks is 18" tall full of pre flowers.
Thanks again to @Rootsruler for recommending Lush and helping me understand that importance of root health.View attachment 47393
That's a good point maybe a shorter timeframe to harvest with this auto in Lush. Yes, so far I think she's had no stress. Thanks again!!She got into preflower much faster than she did in the MG. Maybe the breeder timeline was established based on the Lush grow rates? Opposing branches are a sign of good health and minimal stress.