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Malawi Style Cob Curing.
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mike-or-ozzy
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beautiful colors @gumzgi should cob up nicely, enjoy!
I agree even done like that it will cure into a wad of heavenly manna.
Those colors will morph into something special for sure.
Stunning as always brother
I love how hash like your cobs look when sliced into chunks 
🪷Om Karmasamrddhirastu🪷
well I did some small gram plus cobs, I used grape leaves because the corn aint in heres a pic of the Mexican airline after a week of being wrapped up tight in a grape leaf vac sealed. The camera is crap sorry, in the pic theres a wrapped cob an unwrapped cob and an uncobed mexiairline bud.
Taima-da
Well-known member
I would start to dry it (even till it feels a little over dry, it won't be), opening at weekly intervals and drying further until it looks/feels and smells dry as when you sealed it up on opening. Then seal for a good rest.
Whereabouts in Africa are you my friend?People don't understand the type of cannabis we grow here under the African sun it looks like Europes indoor
What are you growing under the African sun?
I am sure we would all love to see some pics if you have any from Mother Africa.
Dry it slowly and go straight to aging it looks well fermented from the pics.
The fact that it smells good is an excellent harbinger (big words allowed) of a quality cure my friend.
I had some 18 month old Mulanje today its good to change up to something with big balls ha ha.
I just love that feeling of being king of the world for a day.
Im
I'm in South Africa the capital Pretoria I'll post some soon waiting for some beans to come
Buzzzzd
Well-known member
Oh Boy!!!! I might have got carried away!!!! Here's a few pics (I know Tang loves pics!!)
and a bit of a close up...
So I did these eleven today. Each cob averages 10 g.
So far I have 15 in a cigar box, 7 in my "curator" and 11 in the Sweatbox. Some of these are from a harvest that was a bit rushed due to bud rot. A few of these have been laced with honey and a few with brown sugar. I am not expecting great things from these but what the heck!!!
My 4 Mulanje are just starting to get brown pistels so I am watching them reeeeaaaaal close!!!
That's when the fun begins!!!!!!!!
and a bit of a close up...
So I did these eleven today. Each cob averages 10 g.
So far I have 15 in a cigar box, 7 in my "curator" and 11 in the Sweatbox. Some of these are from a harvest that was a bit rushed due to bud rot. A few of these have been laced with honey and a few with brown sugar. I am not expecting great things from these but what the heck!!!
My 4 Mulanje are just starting to get brown pistels so I am watching them reeeeaaaaal close!!!
That's when the fun begins!!!!!!!!
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FantasticOh Boy!!!! I might of got carried away!!!! Here's a few pics (I know Tang loves pics!!)
View attachment 19088193
and a bit of a close up...
View attachment 19088194
So I did these eleven today. Each cob averages 10 g.
View attachment 19088195
So far I have 15 in a cigar box, 7 in my "curator" and 11 in the Sweatbox. Some of these are from a harvest that was a bit rushed due to bud rot. A few of these have been laced with honey and a few with brown sugar. I am not expecting great things from these but what the heck!!!
My 4 Mulanje are just starting to get brown pistels so I am watching them reeeeaaaaal close!!!
That's when the fun begins!!!!!!!!
I’m glad you saved your plant from too much bud rot, I had to cut off some buds yesterday because of the same issue (unseasonably early rain was the cause). Super excited for your Mulanje to ripen 🪷Om Dharmasamrddhirastu🪷
Gorgeous color in that close up cob brother thats going to be a star I'm sure.Oh Boy!!!! I might of got carried away!!!! Here's a few pics (I know Tang loves pics!!)
View attachment 19088193
and a bit of a close up...
View attachment 19088194
So I did these eleven today. Each cob averages 10 g.
View attachment 19088195
So far I have 15 in a cigar box, 7 in my "curator" and 11 in the Sweatbox. Some of these are from a harvest that was a bit rushed due to bud rot. A few of these have been laced with honey and a few with brown sugar. I am not expecting great things from these but what the heck!!!
My 4 Mulanje are just starting to get brown pistels so I am watching them reeeeaaaaal close!!!
That's when the fun begins!!!!!!!!
The Honey one has perked my interest I wonder what natural wonders it may perform.
What a beautiful cola! that should make an awesome cob i would try a drier cure myself to keep all those terps as strong as possible.My 3rd cob opened after 5 days.
Purple Satellite, has bleed a little Purple onto the corn husk. View attachment 19088241 I'm excited to do my next ones. Trying to be patient. I just picked them Saturday. Seeded Purple Satellite
View attachment 19088243 Seeded Green Mountain GrapeView attachment 19088242
i have a couple of cobs I'm keeping all the seeds from for my next grow after Christmas, the high is just so cool after 18 months aging pure bliss.
My life is off the rails chilled and cool after the cobs I made from that grow real heady.
jgaf
Member
I have procured everything needed to make the cobs and now patiently waiting the last few weeks to harvest my buds and try making some cobs. One question; I'm growing Mexican sativa (sensi seeds version so could be called Mexican indica!) and the top bud is about the size of a 500ml beer can, it looks perfect for cobbing as easily should be over an ounce weight. Can I just cob the entire bud as is or should I break it up into smaller chunks and remove the stem before rolling in the corn husk? Also should I trim the sugar leaves before cobbing or can I leave them on?
For me it is remove the stem,leave the sugar leaves on the cob,and pay close attention to larger cobs to get proper cure!
