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#1554279 - 07/11/09 11:20 PM
Re: Color / cold temps...
[Re: nattyboh]
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Registered: 06/10/06
Posts: 382
Loc: praries canada
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I've heard that if you put fresh harvested plants in the freezer for 24 to 48 hours (then hang to dry) that they may develop purple color from the extreme cold temps. I'm sure it also depends on if the strain is one that even shows color. Is this true? Has anyone done anything like that? this was brought up at the cannnabis cup by arjan of green house seeds. this done after the weed is dried than put in the freezer for 6 weeks .not sure on the whole idea but is supposed to bring out the terpes in the bud.
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#1556756 - 07/18/09 09:13 PM
Re: Color / cold temps...
[Re: Mr_Good_Stuff]
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Registered: 03/27/06
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cold air and light. thats what purples down a plant. its all about the cold nights and sunny days. good luck! What if I put my plants in the fridge at night near the end of flower? Lol <Im sure it would work. Nighttime they dont need any air, if your fridge is big enough, try it out.. probably be a good test.. apparently colder temps at night sometimes boosts crystal coverage too since the plant feels its time to shut down and protect itself or something.. worth a go for sure.
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