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Looks yummy bwoyrude 
Looks like the Malawi hybrid turned out really good!
Thanks guys for the cob curing teachings, i'm quite traditional in that sense and i always like to cure my fresh buds in wood for at least 2.5 months, then place them in the jars for slower curing, but always using the air during the process.... must rewrite my book and try some cob curing my self after hearing all your great reports with this curing style
Looks like the Malawi hybrid turned out really good!
Thanks guys for the cob curing teachings, i'm quite traditional in that sense and i always like to cure my fresh buds in wood for at least 2.5 months, then place them in the jars for slower curing, but always using the air during the process.... must rewrite my book and try some cob curing my self after hearing all your great reports with this curing style
here we areThank you my friend.
After this test, I had planned a large test of 4SD (reservoir) and of course, 2-3 pots will be malawi from yours "Old Killer x New Killer Malawi" .
Properly grown malawi brings enormous pleasure as the grower, I would like to give malawi every possible area and time , but as hard smoker I will say - this is suicide.
I think i'll get some hybrids based on Malawi and 4SD / chemDD ... should be my personally smoke grail
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=312324
Hi bwoyrude how about posting some pics mate, sorry if you have but I cant see any for some reason.Malawi hybrid cobs ,6 weeks + drying
it has become like rly hard drugs
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Tangwena
HerBnGorE(illa)
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Looks yummy bwoyrude
Looks like the Malawi hybrid turned out really good!
Thanks guys for the cob curing teachings, i'm quite traditional in that sense and i always like to cure my fresh buds in wood for at least 2.5 months, then place them in the jars for slower curing, but always using the air during the process.... must rewrite my book and try some cob curing my self after hearing all your great reports with this curing style
Dubi. Very interesting. I have an old humidor that I considered modifying and using for a drying area for my micro. The only reason I haven't is because the inside is made of cedar. I assumed the cedar would somehow have a negative effect on final product.
So could you please give some more details on your wood curing? What varieties of wood you use, and what effects it has on the final product?
Sorry to get off subject. If you would rather not clog your thread feel free to pm.
Thanks.
Cobs
Cobs
Tangwena
Cobs
Looks bloody awesome bro you have done a spectacular job. Respect brother.Malawi hybrid cobs ,6 weeks + drying
it has become like rly hard drugs
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=62261&pictureid=1511071View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=62261&pictureid=1511072View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=62261&pictureid=1511073View Image https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=62261&pictureid=1511074View Image
Tangwena
Malawi hybrid cobs ,6 weeks + drying
it has become like rly hard drugs
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Never saw this befor, are this buds or hash?
Hi HerBnGorE(illa),
I typically like to make the curing in wood boxes for wine ... although most kinds of wood works well, just make sure the wood hasn't got any varnish or strong smell that could modify the aromas of your beloved flowers.
Malawi Old killer x new Killer 60d.
after hard over P on 3-4w flo
I thought that was fatal, but I see that it's very vigorous phenotype, and she still wants to live
this phenotype - a challenge for me, I'm sure i will raise a clone
ofc i've made a clone and has already planted new seeds from this line and my malawi-hybrid
will be a very interesting test with my malawi-hybrid
after hard over P on 3-4w flo
I thought that was fatal, but I see that it's very vigorous phenotype, and she still wants to live
this phenotype - a challenge for me, I'm sure i will raise a clone
ofc i've made a clone and has already planted new seeds from this line and my malawi-hybrid
will be a very interesting test with my malawi-hybrid
mikeandnaomi
Active member
bwoyrude
your plants are beyond awesome. Looks like you defoliated. If you did - notice any
increase etc in yield - or "more" tri development?
Peace !
your plants are beyond awesome. Looks like you defoliated. If you did - notice any
increase etc in yield - or "more" tri development?
Peace !
mikeandnaomi,
It was a very interesting test, especially for me.
It was SOG'from'seeds with vegetation in 2 weeks.
No any training/def/fim etc in this setup - 2l or 3l pots wiht DIY mapito - grodan RW cubes + natural latex (from quality mattress)
I managed to get overP burn with 550 ppm(0.5) solutions is this setup.
p/s - https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=312324
It was a very interesting test, especially for me.
It was SOG'from'seeds with vegetation in 2 weeks.
No any training/def/fim etc in this setup - 2l or 3l pots wiht DIY mapito - grodan RW cubes + natural latex (from quality mattress)
I managed to get overP burn with 550 ppm(0.5) solutions is this setup.
p/s - https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=312324
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