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Keep in mind that sometimes your nose can get used to a smell and make it hard to detect; a room may be so saturated with the odor that the source doesn't appear to be the source...
and...lol if you dry weed fast. it will smell like hay forever. and if you jar it wet, it will smell like the mold it is growing.
Take a little sack or jar to work in your pocket and see if any co-workers notice or recognize the smell...LOL (just kidding, do not try that at work).
not fabric bot the stems from buds iv'e been prive to buds wet trimed put on racks & same buds hung 4 10-20 days then dry trimed & proof was in the final product.wet trim=$150oz/dry trim=$200.it might be a stretch but I just started using those drying racks also and I'm noticing a big decrease in smell, way less then when i used to use hangers and leave it on the stem for a week or so. My cure is the same, the drying racks are the only difference. Doing some side by side tests now so we'll see. Perhaps the fabric draws out the smell?
I never heard of curing,I know that what I bought wasn’t cured and it smelled great.i think mine smells better after just drying then jarred and cured but I noob and trying to do what the instructions say...if it’s ok not to cure let me know and I will take those mugs out and get the on there way to smokin.You shouldn't have to cure it to get that smell obviously something is wrong this is what I do and I've never jarrd it in my life and I. Have banging buzzing tasty asf buds here we go make sure the plants are mature give the 2 days dar cut the whole plant down get temperature to about 25 26 °c and have an osolating fan blowing gently across the plants humidity at 52 to 55% for about 7 to 9 days depends on how big buds are I believe just hanging the plant with no air running through it the chlorofyl soaks in to the plant when it's drying out of it with a fan it's blowing the fresh air through it and I find it evaporates it away rather than the plant having no air over it my opinion
It's all in the drying. people make the jars curing etc up when they haven't dry tidy and it smells like hay Tey try to justify it by saying it needs to be cured fact is it isn't dry tidy in the 1st placeI never heard of curing,I know that what I bought wasn’t cured and it smelled great.i think mine smells better after just drying then jarred and cured but I noob and trying to do what the instructions say...if it’s ok not to cure let me know and I will take those mugs out and get the on there way to smokin.
Happy growing
I've never jard it and it's tasty and buzzing asf everytime. I believe people who say they're stuff needs to be cured they just use it as an excuse to justify they're wrongly dryd cannabis which smells like hay because the chlorophyll has absorbed on to the plant because people believe not to have a fan blowing lightly on the buds but I believe by having it blowing over the plants lightly so they moving a little bit so it evaporates the chlorophyll from the plant instead of it absorbing into the plant where they are just hanging with no air being blown through themI never heard of curing,I know that what I bought wasn’t cured and it smelled great.i think mine smells better after just drying then jarred and cured but I noob and trying to do what the instructions say...if it’s ok not to cure let me know and I will take those mugs out and get the on there way to smokin.
Happy growing
It's okay not to cure :) But it does add to the bud, so try it both ways!I never heard of curing,I know that what I bought wasn’t cured and it smelled great.i think mine smells better after just drying then jarred and cured but I noob and trying to do what the instructions say...if it’s ok not to cure let me know and I will take those mugs out and get the on there way to smokin.
Happy growing
Lmfao don’t try at workKeep in mind that sometimes your nose can get used to a smell and make it hard to detect; a room may be so saturated with the odor that the source doesn't appear to be the source... A while back I was upset that this batch of buds had no smell as I portioned some out for a patient. As I brought it to my patient, I was apologizing for the lack of fragrance, unzipped my backpack, and the room instantly reeked of dankness. It's likely you just need a little longer cure, but you may try my idea. Take a little sack or jar to work in your pocket and see if any co-workers notice or recognize the smell...LOL (just kidding, do not try that at work).
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