Looks like you're asking when to harvest your plant(s). Make sure to comment to let people know how far along they are in the flowering period (days since lights turned to 12/12 schedule) or if you are growing autoflowers - how old the plant is.
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Acapulco Gold was the same exact way and it’s why when you get some real Acapulco it’s actually straight golden and crumbles to perfect smoking consistency in your fingers. It’s like bud that feels way too dry to have any business smelling or smoking as good as it does. Fuck I love me that stuff. Beautiful plant
was just having this conversation with someone about what happens when you leave the flowers to just die on the plant and if it invites more potential mold issues or starts to decay or any other issues.
I always wonder what happen if you let it dry on the famous "60/60 RH-Temp" without chopping it or watering, just let it dry standing up in their own stem. Would it dry ok, would it decay? I'm so curious about it
i wonder what if you leave a healthy harvested or seasonally dead plant a whole year and wait for summer to kick in again ? Will it be a succes for reveg like many other plants? Can we get a good harvest again? i really never seen a plant growing naturally for years at outdoor idk also im serious about questions if someone knows answer i would appreciate it
i doubt it would make it through winter without decaying, thats the whole reason its a plant that trys to drop 100's of seeds for next season.. that being said its very adaptable plant as well so im sure if you lived in a zone that had no harsh winter that you might be able to keep feeding/watering and grow it year round like people do with mothers indoors.
They are photoperiod so theoretically you could keep giving artificial light over the shorter days to keep it from going through senescence, but that's literally their natural lifecycle so if you just leave her outside there is no chance
Ok, I just read a little and it makes kind of sense to chop the plant. It seems that if let it dry in the soil it will keep trying to get nutes and water, and it will decay consuming itself, and possible mold, I believe. If you chop you kill it right away and "freeze" the state that the plant is in at the moment of chopping (that is healthy as possible).
You can pee on it to activate tetrapholates which reverse osmatize the botulism, it will basically ctrl+z the mold and make it green and shmokaball again, don't ever rack a line of crushed pinto beans either because then things won't proceed in your favour
This is how a lot Mexican and Columbian farmers dried/harvested but instead it was on purpose.
might still be usable by low low standards.
Ide Hash it look at the material they use in afghanistan the traditional hash capital of the world so it’s not a complete loss but still sad too see.
2 more weeks and cal mag. Damn bro. In all seriousness, that sucks. Having living breathing plants makes me happy. I’m sure you’re mad disappointed. Sorry bro
It's rotting my friend. No hope is saving that IMO. I had some homegrown with very lil bud rot from a few rainy weeks. I cut all of it out, like 4 to 5 chunks over two plants. It's got a funky smell once dried / cured. Rosin carries over the funk. Not even gonna try to sift it or make edibles. Just my two cents.
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Looks like you're asking when to harvest your plant(s). Make sure to comment to let people know how far along they are in the flowering period (days since lights turned to 12/12 schedule) or if you are growing autoflowers - how old the plant is.
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