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	02-16-2007, 10:01 PM #1 OPSenior Member OPSenior Member
 harvest preperationwhat are peoples input on the following article ive quoted from another forum, im harvesting in two days so it too late for me but sounded interesting, seeing as water deprevation and light depravation seem to be common-ish practice with some folks... 
 
 "They also, sometimes, strip a width of skin off the main stem to prevent the flow of nutrients to the buds for the last week or so. The same can be done by banding - tying a very tight band around the stem. The result is golden/yellow buds. A lot of Columbian used to be like that apparently, but commercial grows used lesser strains and were not interested in these cannaseur practices. I believe some of the mountain growers (non commercial) still do this. But they are becoming fewer in number I believe."
 
 it sounds like it make sense, im interested in matbe tryingthis next time round but id like some opinion from anyone who might know
 
 cheersbabystarbud Reviewed by babystarbud on . harvest preperation what are peoples input on the following article ive quoted from another forum, im harvesting in two days so it too late for me but sounded interesting, seeing as water deprevation and light depravation seem to be common-ish practice with some folks... "They also, sometimes, strip a width of skin off the main stem to prevent the flow of nutrients to the buds for the last week or so. The same can be done by banding - tying a very tight band around the stem. The result is golden/yellow buds. A Rating: 5
 
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	02-18-2007, 05:18 PM #2 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperationI'd like to see if anyone has anythi8ng to add to this also. I've grown mostly outdoors, so I'd like to pick in the heat of the day after the dew and such has dried off. Indoors is different. 
 
 Bump!
 
 Shovelhandle
 
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	02-19-2007, 12:21 AM #3 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperationbump, curious what others think 
 
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	02-19-2007, 12:46 AM #4 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperationi just saw a poll somewhere on here 
 
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	02-22-2007, 03:32 PM #5 Member Member
 harvest preperationColombian... Originally Posted by babystarbud Originally Posted by babystarbud
 
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	02-24-2007, 03:55 AM #6 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperationcan you post a link to the full article? 
 
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	02-25-2007, 01:45 PM #7 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperation
 
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	02-26-2007, 04:07 PM #8 OPSenior Member OPSenior Member
 harvest preperationi guess no one knows then....ill do a bit of googling when i get time, if i find anything ill post it up. 
 
 its wierd, when i read it i thought to my self...that sounds familliar, im sure ive seen some sort of commercial plant somwhere with bands tied tight round the bases of the trunks
 the thread to quote was taken from is here..
 
 Letting The Plant Die Almost Naturaly - UK420
 
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	02-26-2007, 07:07 PM #9 Member Member
 harvest preperationhi peeps, i'm on for rhyw who is busy at the mo. can you please tell me, when the buds are ready, are the tric bits clear, fuzzy or a bit of both? 
 getting to that crutial stage now, looking too good to waste!!
 any info here would be great!
 
 thanks
 
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	02-26-2007, 07:08 PM #10 Senior Member Senior Member
 harvest preperationI've heard about it. Ranks right up there with popping the hurds and sticking a nail in the main stem. 
 
 Personally, after I have spent 4-6 weeks vegging the plant and another 8-10 weeks flowering it...Taking the best care I can to keep it happy, I have a problem torturing the sucker in hopes of getting "better" weed.
 
 The genetics my weed was born with is just fine with me. 
 
 As for when to harvest via the trichs...It's a personal taste thing. A lot of folks wait until 20 percent of the trichs are amber.
 
 Taking a test bud and smoking it as the plant progresses is the best way for you to find out what your personal preference is.\"America is at that awkward stage. It\'s too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards.\"
 Claire Wolfe
 
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