Quote Originally Posted by seventhchild
the plants in ur pics do not appear as to be ready to harvest in a week imho.have u started ur flushing?
i only say this because i see a large number of very green fan leaves . i flush until most are yellow or brown.
mostly cloudy trichs with a few ambers under HPS only is considered fully ripe in most verities ,but only you can decide when the best time to harvest is.let a main bud or two live longer than the others so you can see what happens.
i am not a fan of drying till stem snaps but many are . i dry until the outer 1/2 of large buds feel dry ,drop it all into a plastic box with cover until it is wet again,and then rehang until the inner 1/2 of large buds are pliable ,remove large stems and jar.there are 1001 venerations of curing just watch out for mold
you seem to be doing quit well:thumbsup:
seventhchild Reviewed by seventhchild on . Help with a dry box idea please I need to provide high quality meds for my patients and this will be my first harvest. I have a shed that is uninsulated and filled with all sorts of creepy crawly's. I'm estimating that I'll need about 64 sq. ft with 7 foot ceilings. How should I perpare the shed so the buds will dry properly. My weather out here is cold nights, hot days and low humidity. My idea was to set up some insulation boards and wrap plastic on the outside and inside. I would line the inside with a lot of cardboard, Rating: 5