Yes i do if im re-potiing. I will mix it with fresh soil before i re-pot
Use any rice hulls ,insect frass ,or any amendment?Yes i do if im re-potiing. I will mix it with fresh soil before i re-pot
OK, I'll enter his pic in the next BOM contest. Pretty sure he won't win, though.A bud is your good friend who drinks beer with you.
A real bud is one who gets two back rubs with happy endingsOK, I'll enter his pic in the next BOM contest. Pretty sure he won't win, though.
OK, I've got one for ya; Remember I was talking about buying all sorts of pot books back in the early 70s? One of 'em had a cure method that I never tried, but a friend did. It invloved taking a plastic box (rectangular tuppaware) with some good sized holes in the top, puting your buds in the box, and then floating the box in a small aquarium with water that is held at a steady 100 degrees. You knew when it was done because the green weed had turned into a peanut butter brown color. One of the mellowest smokes I've ever had.
Again, I never tried it. Any of you old timers remember the method?
A bud is your good friend who drinks beer with you.
From what I remember of the book, the aquarium was half full and the pla stic box just floated on top of the water. I don't imagine it would take too long at 100F to drive the clorafil out of the buds, but I don't know. The friend that tried it is long dead, so I'd have to contact Miss Cleo if I wanted to ask him.I'm guessing the top of the aquarium has to be higher than the top of the box to keep the humidity constant?
Sounds almost like a low and slow decarboxylation. I have seen articles where people have decarbed weed using a sous vide type of process. My question is wouldn’t that make the bud moist because of the humidity?OK, I've got one for ya; Remember I was talking about buying all sorts of pot books back in the early 70s? One of 'em had a cure method that I never tried, but a friend did. It invloved taking a plastic box (rectangular tuppaware) with some good sized holes in the top, puting your buds in the box, and then floating the box in a small aquarium with water that is held at a steady 100 degrees. You knew when it was done because the green weed had turned into a peanut butter brown color. One of the mellowest smokes I've ever had.
Again, I never tried it. Any of you old timers remember the method?
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