If I were to hang the entire plant after cutting it for a slow dry …how would I perform a bud wash on an entire plant ?
Sorry if this seems a stupid question but shouldn’t I just try to wash the plant before cutting it ?
It’s white widow and she’s to my liking so she’s getting cut currently reeks like sewer …
It’s not rot or anything buds are firm and reek like excellent pot when touched
Just omitting a sewer smell which I read means dank buds and they look it
Wanna hang dry the entire plant who’s done this and did a bud wash too ?
I also wonder if using an H2o2/water mix in one of those garden sprayers would work? Spray with mix, then spray off with water, chop and shake dry? No idea.
ummm, NOPE. first time grower and was reading up on the bud washing technique myself as i’ve never done it and plan to. thanks for thinking of me though but @oldmarine might be a good source for answer
If you want to slow down the drying, perform a dry trim rather than a wet trim: this acts as both a reservoir of moisture and shields the flower from drying too quickly. The down side is it’s a PITA to dry trim.
Yes at least for my first harvest …my other plant still has 2 or more weeks and I may come up with something for her harvest but I want to be sure it’s effective …
Still doing a bud wash
It’s a must in my situation as the sticky hairs did their job catching anything and everything outdoors lol