Looking to move from UB to jars. But I always see everyone who does large production or gourmet use bags. Seems like bags to make spawn then just still put that in my mono tubs would be great. No cleaning jars. Could probably have more spawn in a bag then a jar. Any takeaways I'm missing? Just wondering because I mostly see everyone here using the PC for jars. Thanks to any old heads showing me the way!
Would you feel ANYTHING from 0.07g dose? Or am I just making myself really anxious lol
Serious question tho
This might just be anecdotal but I've always used 2 bags in a shoebox like the guide says. But I recently had an odd number of spawn bags so I just put 3 in a shoebox. Boom! The biggest fruits and the best canopy I've had yet. Only just harvested the 1st flush but the 2nd one is coming on fast. Anyone else have testimony about this?
So I've only got about 80 UB bags under my belt total career. But I just did another batch last night with a cheap dollar general hole punch. Let me tell yall!! It was fantastic.
I never did the cutting of the corner. I didn't like the idea of taping a corner. I always just poked a bunch of holes with my needle. Not great and tedious. Then a month ago I started hearing a knife tip and just making a slit like an inch long for FAE and that worked great. But the hole punch method is super legit and I recommend it 👌
I made two punches in all the bags. And in 2 bags I made 4 punches, so 8 holes total. Just to see if there's a difference.
P.S. I folded over the front of the bag so both holes would be in front as to not have tape on the back. The tape would stick to itself I imagine.
So tell me the way to do this. After I get a few veils break I pick em, dry em, then wait on the others. Usually of course I have babies, middle of the pack and more mature all right there together. The guide seems to say cut EVERYTHING, soak and start round 2. So should ya pick as they become ready or cut em all some time then soak it. What is the best way??
Thank you very much. I have learned soo much here.