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Got a plant a little far from harvest but I figured it couldn’t hurt to be prepared So my plan was to hang whole my plant filling a 2x4 And dry it at 60F and 60RH Then trim it nicely and put it into jars Im just a beginner when it comes to curing so anything that includes drying and curing...

10 Days of Drying and my moisture meter wasn't reading anything so I decide to bag my buds. Put them in a Grove Bag with a cheap humidity and it's reading around 50% after a few days. Did I dry too long? Also this was my first time using a machine trimmer. Did I trim too much?

Due to the tropical climate (Hawaii) and no AC I am drying in a wine cooler and so far so good. I have some popcorn tester nugs in a jar to check RH. My room temp is about a comfortable 80-82 during the day and can go down to about 77 at night. Is 82 too high for curing or is it ok as long as...

Actuallyactually, I'll document the experiment in my other thread entitled "Adventures in low tech drying and curing" Ta! 🙂

1. How much longer until cut ? 2. Should I be flushing just straight 6.5 ph water for these last weeks instead of feed ? 3. Any tips you can give for the next couple weeks whether it’s the harvesting/trimming/drying/curing. I appreciate anyone taking the time out to help , thank you very much.

The growing and harvesting part is a skill set and drying and curing is another beast of a skillet set. I’m finding the drying and curing is the more difficult of the two to achieve good taste and less hey smell.

I think I'm still trying to perfect the drying and curing I have temp issue with curing in the summer

TBH, GROWING IS THE EASIEST, DRYING AND CURING IS YOUR WORST CHALLENGE

Here is a good but Looong vid on drying and curing and preserving flavor and taste

I have some preliminary results on the towelling method here. https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/adventures-in-low-tech-drying-and-curing.158303/ Next I'll try the salt.

https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/cannabis-drying-curing-refrigerator-build-questions-need-help.137109/post-2885638 DIY cannatrol.

Introduction to drying and curing outdoor cannabis buds Growing cannabis outdoors is a fantastic way to enjoy the benefits of nature and save some money on electricity. Once you've successfully grown your outdoor cannabis plants, the next step is to dry and cure the buds. This process is...

I Cut clone of all strain in m'y box before flip 12/12, I wait for the drying, the final weighing, the curing, the smoke test and I choose the best one that meets all my needs.

Hi everyone! I'm using this talk as a reference for drying (it's on youtube): Allison Justice, PhD presents "The Science of Drying and Curing" at CannMed 2022. This is my 6th day of drying (branches already trimmed). I've kept a humidity of 50%. The temperature is a bit higher than it should...

So you guys agree the terpkooler will work for drying and curing?

Lol, my neighbor grew outdoor from March to October and cured wrong and his bud was too harsh for me to smoke. Im definitely gonna put alot of effort into the curing.

I have some preliminary results of the towelling method just now posted here... https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/adventures-in-low-tech-drying-and-curing.158303/

Ive noticed over the years that the better calculated you are with the drying the less thought you have to put into the curing. If you over dry or under dry then you will be constantly fussing with the curing process to make up for shortfalls in the drying process. Which all goes back to...

I just chopped down my mimosa plants. Drying some with branches hanging and some in mesh dryer. South Dakota legal grow. Able to have temps down and humidity good but looking for advice on drying/curing my small jugs or all of them! Thanks!!!

When we harvest, we cut the stems to roughly 6-inch lengths and put them in the drying tent for a week to 10 days. Then we move them to Grove bags for 4- to 6-weeks and store them in a dark cabinet. Sometimes we trim after drying and sometimes we trim after curing.