What are some tips for drying and storing coriander seeds?

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I'm interested in growing coriander and collecting coriander seeds to use in my cooking. What are some important factors to consider when growing coriander, such as the ideal growing conditions, and the best time to plant and harvest the herb? How can I properly care for my coriander plants and ensure a successful harvest of both the leaves and seeds? What are some tips for drying and storing coriander seeds, and how long can they be stored before losing their flavor and potency? Finally, what are some creative and delicious ways to use herb seeds in cooking, and how do they differ in flavor from fresh coriander leaves?

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Pentest Topic

Bugcrowd Ninja Pentest

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Edible Flowers

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We are excited to start growing some edible herbs in our Bloom machine. Specifically Chamomile, Violas, and Nasturtium! Looking forward to keeping this updated once we have the recipe with how this turns out!

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Trainwreck recipe

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Hello all

Getting my bloom this Thursday and super excited to get my first grow going. Picked trainwreck after reading about its characteristics for my first journey. Does anyone on the forum have experience or a recipe for Trainwreck? Anything to provide a head start would be wonderful.

Best
PDXbloom

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OJ Kush Recipe

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Hey Bloomer's! Helping @DaiSugi-2 out with a recipe for an OJ Kush Hybrid from a live plant.

You can use the same recipe from @HenHennesy's grow, without the need to input the Germination Stage.
Additionally, I would suggest changing the "Veg" stage to only 10 days. @Gr0w3r @HenHennesy @I_like_plants, does that match up with your experience so far?

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Perennial Plants

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Hello fellow Bloomers, I started thinking about the possibilities of different types of plants that you could grow in a Bloom. During my thinking I started to think of Perennial plants (plants that last multiple years and go dormant during the winter, but regrow from the same roots the next year) such as berries, grapes, and citrus trees. Could you successfully create a wintery stage in your bloom recipe to recreate the dormant period observed by plants?

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Trainwreck recipe