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    #21
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    Things to do before harvest

    yeah thats probably what i'm gonna do anyway because i don't want to fuck with a humidifier in my small closet, thanks DP

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    #22
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    Things to do before harvest

    Quote Originally Posted by HighonaMountain
    yeah thats probably what i'm gonna do anyway because i don't want to fuck with a humidifier in my small closet, thanks DP
    plus why waste money on one when you don't need it....that's what I did was to just simply hang it in a dark cool place. I don't ever think about the humidity as it shouldn't be a problem inside. Well not my problem anywho.

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    #23
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    well the way i have my closet set up now with a standing fan intake and a bathroom exhaust fan out take, the air circulation is exellent and with the light out of there it will be perfect i think. thanks for the input from one italian to the other:jointsmile:

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    #24
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    but other than a mini-flush a day or two prior to harvest...I do nothing special.
    I was always given the 2week figure of prior flush-ing til harvest, was this wrong? I understand i think if they are organic but a 2day flush on the commerical ferts like fox farm high octane tri pack? Generally speaking if one wouldnt smoke it themselves its not worthy to pass onto the community.

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    #25
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    hey frosty a week or two of straight ph'd water is a good idea for any harvest.

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    #26
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    oh so many things to do before harvest-

    buy papers
    clean pipe
    get the jars ready :hippy:

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    #27
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    flush, flush, flush ...

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    #28
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    Quote Originally Posted by the image reaper
    flush, flush, flush ...
    word on the streets is flush, lol:jointsmile:

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    #29
    Junior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    I read somewhere in these posts about removing the fan leaves during the last week of bloom...will this shock the plants at all and reduce the harvest? Also if you don't mind...I've noticed that after I have harvested the plants and began breaking them apart to dry, none of the hairs on the inside are brown...my question is...should I harvest in sections and leave the inner buds to grow longer? Thanks in advance guys ^_^...btw here are my babies...about 1 month left till harvest...goooo green ^_^

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    #30
    Senior Member

    Things to do before harvest

    Quote Originally Posted by JD1stTimer
    I don't think the orientation when drying changes how fast they dry. Gravity doesn't pull the water out of the plant. ...
    So True, Water is heavier than air so the water goes up! Otherwise we would have no clouds etc.

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