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what RH are you actually curing at these days
Been going back and forth on this for my last few runs. i keep reading 58% to 62% but my current batch of Mimosa i just jarred, i bumped it up to 64% for the first two weeks because i felt like the te
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Been going back and forth on this for my last few runs. i keep reading 58% to 62% but my current batch of Mimosa i just jarred, i bumped it up to 64% for the first two weeks because i felt like the te
Been curing at 62% for years but i pulled a really terp-heavy pheno this run, like full on ripe mango and fuel, and i dont want to lose any of that to a bad cure. Makes me wonder if i should be dialin
About to start curing my current harvest and i keep going back and forth on this. Been using mason jars for years, burping twice a day for the first two weeks, and it works fine. But everyone keeps ta
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Alright been doing mason jars for years and just picked up some grove bags to try this run. Curious what you guys are actually sticking with long term, not just what sounds good on paper. My jar rout
Been curing in mason jars for years and i'm pretty happy with the results, but my buddy keeps telling me grove bags changed his life. He barely burps them and claims the humidity stays perfect. I'm sk
People obsess over Boveda packs and humidity targets but completely ignore the burping schedule and it kills the terps every single time. i've seen gorgeous smelling cuts turn into hay because someone
been curing in mason jars for as long as i can remember. burp twice a day for two weeks, done. works every time. but ive been hearing a lot about grove bags lately and i want to know if anyone here ha
Been curing in mason jars for years and i thought i had it dialed in. 62% boveda, burp twice a day for the first week, done. But a few guys in my garden club swear by grove bags now and i'm starting t
Been curing in mason jars for years and i'm pretty happy with it, but my buddy keeps telling me grove bags are the way to go now. He says set it and forget it, no burping needed. Part of me thinks tha
One touch burping! Brilliant! https://www.spider-farmer.com/products/curing-storage-smart-jar-4pcs-humidity-packs/ I got 3 jars for $134.00 USD total 1 charge and the battery will last 6 months. I
Which humidity level do you prefer for long-term curing? I've used both and feel like 62% keeps buds slightly too moist. Anyone else prefer 58%?
The "stem snap test" seems unreliable. Sometimes stems snap but buds still feel wet inside. What's the most reliable way to know when drying is complete?
Are expensive curing jars (like CVault) actually better than regular Mason jars? Do they justify the 5x price difference?
Just finished trimming and have a big bag of sugar leaves and larf. Want to try making bubble hash. What equipment do I need and what's the process?
Lost 20% of my last harvest to mold during drying. The environment was 68°F but humidity was around 70%. How do you maintain proper drying conditions in humid climates?
Drying and curing is where good bud becomes GREAT bud. Here's my process after 15 years: **Drying:** - Hang whole plants or branches upside down - Temperature: 60-65°F (15-18°C) - Humidity: 55-65% -
The trichome check is the ONLY reliable way to know when to harvest. Here's what to look for: **You need:** A jeweler's loupe (60x-100x) or digital microscope **Trichome stages:** - Clear/transparen
Seeing freeze dryers marketed for cannabis. Are they actually better than traditional hang drying? The machines cost $2,000+ so they better be worth it.
I've done both and can't decide which is better. Wet trim is easier and faster but I've heard dry trim preserves terpenes better. What do you prefer and why?