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09-05-2009, 07:40 PM
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  | Is it possible to keep them flowering for the extra month?? you say they arent quite ready to be cut down yet, maybe set up some kind of drip system to slowly water them while your gone. A lengthy flowering period might not be the best option either, but it is another one.
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 burping is done to let out any extra moister that might still b in the nugs but if they are dry'd proper {stems snap in a 90* angle or less instead of bend} they shouldnt need burping  but i agree if there "semi-dry" or seriously dense nugs they will need burping  stay safe 1 
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09-06-2009, 07:42 AM
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| [quote=toasted1;1292652]sorry but if u PROPERLY dry ur nugs b4 jarring there is no need for burping burping is done to let out any extra moister that might still b in the nugs but if they are dry'd proper {stems snap in a 90* angle or less instead of bend} they shouldnt need burping but i agree if there "semi-dry" or seriously dense nugs they will need burping  Sorry toasted....should have worded my post more carefully....as long as they are fully dry, they can of course be sealed up in jars....typically after drying there is still some moisture left....which would then require the jars to be burped for a week or two....
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09-11-2009, 11:22 PM
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| If you overdry them and they need to be moistened, when you jar them stick a slice of bread in each jar. After 24hrs remove the bread.. the buds should be soft again.
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