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Malawi Style Cob Curing.
- Thread starter Tangwena
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Some 2020 Mulanje cob and then some 2021 Malawi x Malawi/Ethiopia which is so good I cant stop using it, sheer energy and total bliss rolled into one.
Then the creme de la creme a marriage of Aces Malawi/Ethiopian red haired airy piney pheno with some honey sweet pine Mulanje I haven't found better than this the taste, high and aroma are to die for ha ha.
The high is adventure time bliss with energy to burn "somebody stop me" material.
Then the creme de la creme a marriage of Aces Malawi/Ethiopian red haired airy piney pheno with some honey sweet pine Mulanje I haven't found better than this the taste, high and aroma are to die for ha ha.
The high is adventure time bliss with energy to burn "somebody stop me" material.
Mallitlahuani
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this cob isn’t nearly as aged as yours @Tangwena, but it is progressing and smells are very sweet and fruity, consistency is gummy and still a bit bendable, kind of like jerky. The second one I made with corn husk and I’ve been drying it since it progressed a bit faster because the corn husks were green and alive.
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Taima-da
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Let em dry a bit more, the leaves can even look dried but the sticky buds and stemy bits will hold enough moisture to cob up fine as long as there is a bit of bend in them
Taima-da
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That first one looks so nice
The second you could probably dry out pretty well and then seal up, it'll still keep going slowly and the colour has already gone far enough by the look of it
I’m not doing it yet I just picked those,
I haven’t even got a yoghurt maker yet I do have an instapot already tho
Good advise brother the drier the better with chunky buds they hold heaps of moisture inside.
What a beauty should be a nice smoke from the looks of it.
For chewing as well I'm sure. I had a great taste today I just cant get enough of the Malawi gold x Malawi/Ethiopian it the best feeling in the world for me makes my life seem exciting ha ha.
xet
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Dear Tangwena,
Thank you very much for the input! And my apologies for not responding sooner.
Then probably I kept mine a bit too hot for too long - rather than too moist. And that contributed to the fading smells? Because I kept the heat at 40-50C for weeks before I turned it down to 30-35C. And over a month probably in my first batch.
That is actually great news because it will be very easy to change. Already looking forward to improving it the next time around!
And, hopefully the existing aromas might still evolve and develop some during the next month or two, too!
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Hombre del mont
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Hi everyone out there, I wanted to share this COBs pic right before they go to the maturing stage for 3months
They look absolutely spot on. I love the colours. Are they all the same? How do they smell?
0x942
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This is a Haze-flavoured cannabis hybrid, derived from the cross of a Haze#1 and a Skunk x Northern Lights.Very intense and piercing Hazey aroma with hints of pine, wood, lemon, cedar and incense..
Anyway, Golden Tiger stays my fav! But this one is done in about 90 days... Very pleasant plant to grow
Out of the fermentation stage, it does have a strong eucalyptus aroma which cleans my sinuses, i love it!
Anyway, Golden Tiger stays my fav! But this one is done in about 90 days... Very pleasant plant to grow
Out of the fermentation stage, it does have a strong eucalyptus aroma which cleans my sinuses, i love it!
Taima-da
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looking good.
You could do a couple like that and another with a day or two further (gentle) drying to compare, cos they look like really dense material.
You may find that the change in colour happens at a rate that is easier to stop with a drier start. Solid, moister buds tend to head straight to dark without the intermediate colour changes.
By the looks you could hit gold with that but I've only ever managed that with what I initially thought slightly too dry when using dense starting material
colinriley854
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very good informational ,it give good stuff
There’s certainly less dense buds should I use those over ones that have decent density?looking good.
You could do a couple like that and another with a day or two further (gentle) drying to compare, cos they look like really dense material.
You may find that the change in colour happens at a rate that is easier to stop with a drier start. Solid, moister buds tend to head straight to dark without the intermediate colour changes.
By the looks you could hit gold with that but I've only ever managed that with what I initially thought slightly too dry when using dense starting material
I mean it’s all amazing IMO
this is some of the best sour diesel I’ve grown to date
even that still has a good density but has smaller Bract bunches leaving more air between the dense clusters
I know tangwena says joints shouldn’t stay lit and this already does stay lit I’ve been smoking it all day lol
this is some of the best sour diesel I’ve grown to date
even that still has a good density but has smaller Bract bunches leaving more air between the dense clusters
I know tangwena says joints shouldn’t stay lit and this already does stay lit I’ve been smoking it all day lol
