Remove the leaves from the buds. When the marijuana is well cured, i.e., when the branches themselves are essentially dry, you can bend the small leaves that grow out of the buds off at their stems to snap them off.Though you probably won't want to smoke them, these leaves have a variety of uses for creating other cannabis products (see Tips).emove the leaves from the buds. When the marijuana is well cured, i.e., when the branches themselves are essentially dry, you can bend the small leaves that grow out of the buds off at their stems to snap them off.
dont put them in the incubator unless you are planning on hatching them. They can last up to 12 to 14 days without being in the incubator but any more than that and the embryo will die. the duck eggs will be fine if they are under 12 days old. good luck! hope this helped.
Store eggs up to seven days prior to placing them in the incubator. Store the eggs at 55 degrees and 75 percent relative humidity. Store the eggs with the small end pointed down. Turn the eggs at least once a day. To easily turn eggs, place a 6-inch block of wood under one end of the carton to make a 45-degree angle. The next day place the block under the other end of the carton. Allow eggs to warm to room temperature four to eight hours prior to placing them in the incubator.