Rootsruler
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What is the benefit of bleaching flower?I remember a few weeks ago briefly talking to you about this and it just so happens I have an example now.
Bleached tips on flowers that are lower in the canopy while flowers higher are either not bleached at all or it's minimized.
I think high PPFD and hi intensity of far red does encourage it but I also now believe beam angle of diodes also plays a part now that I pay more attention to it. The perfect combo of the three and perhaps even other unknown variables gets the bleaching but if one factor is off a little, no bleaching.
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I think Moe intentionally bleached his for an experiment to hopefully disprove a theory saying that the bleaching is all/much higher THC.What is the benefit of bleaching flower?
There is none. Just something that happens at random and is neither good or bad. Like a total void of chlorophyll but everything else is normalWhat is the benefit of bleaching flower?
Damn nice! Does this basically eliminate having to dry and cure?View attachment 8520
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Smokeable in less then. 24 hours ?View attachment 8520
Freeze dried bud
I grew a plant years ago under a 1000w hps, I didn't know about bleaching. I thought wow white crystals its gotta be potent. After drying I could wait to try and wtf nothing no taste or buzz... well that sucked.....It wasn't until I got to the Farm 20 years later I learned what I'd done.....not to be repeated I've done my testing.I think Moe intentionally bleached his for an experiment to hopefully disprove a theory saying that the bleaching is all/much higher THC.
Moe,These roots were small and not a good indicator. On the next grow I’ll be growing alongside soil so the roots should fill the bucket and I’ll test then.
Frigging bugs already.
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Much like what I want to dry sift .Well, they sell these things as 24 hour cure. You have to be very generous with the definition of cure to believe that.
I do not smoke the result. Harsh and dry.
Basically it removes all the water while locking in everything not water soluble. So all the cannabinoids stay, water and a significant amount of chlorophyll goes.
I think of this more as a quick method to get you to an extract. When I wash with ETOH, the result is very blonde and clean. Much better than a full spectrum oil that comes out very dark and lots of plant goodies in there.
It's just a fast clean way to process.
Funny just how light these buds are without any water. Like packing peanuts is the best way I can describe it. Still firm and takes up space, but density is very low.
Top dress with DE then they can’t get out is the theoryThese roots were small and not a good indicator. On the next grow I’ll be growing alongside soil so the roots should fill the bucket and I’ll test then.
Frigging bugs already.
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Would you then be curing the kif?Much like what I want to dry sift .
Yes I would still let it age ideally I’d like a 6 month cure at least but I hardly ever make it that long . lol mayb I’ll be able to buy some up north and actually let it dry out and cure - the longer and dryer the betterWould you then be curing the kif?
If it is fungus gnats I recommend “General Hydroponics Defguard”. I probably spelled it wrong but it is an organic bacillus bacteria that eliminates any chance of a home for these things. I have found just a couple of treatments is all it takes.These roots were small and not a good indicator. On the next grow I’ll be growing alongside soil so the roots should fill the bucket and I’ll test then.
Frigging bugs already.
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Love your pictures moe
^^ Good to see a second choice using BTI.If it is fungus gnats I recommend “General Hydroponics Defguard”. I probably spelled it wrong but it is an organic bacillus bacteria that eliminates any chance of a home for these things. I have found just a couple of treatments is all it takes.
Wonder if agent orange is the active ingredient?^^ Good to see a second choice using BTI.
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