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Will do! Once I get below 60%, should I expect the hay smell to go away? I guess I'm most confused about how it should smell before I stop burping?Looks good! Take them out, hay smell means too wet, jar at *60% rh or below for best results
*(57-60%)
If you sit them out for an hour a lot of that smell will go away; after you put them back in the jar for a few hours you'll know how much of that hay smell is going to stay, it depends how wet they were when you put them away and how long you left them sealed wet, but this is just from my experienceSo I harvested one of my Auto Kush plants last week (monday) and hung dry them in my basement for a week (60% humidity) until the buds were a little crispy on the outside and the stems snapped. I now have the buds in jars with hygrometers and Boveda 62% packs. I've been keeping a close eye on the buds over the past couple days and they def have a hay-like smell to them. According to my hygrometer they are sitting at about 62-64%. Should I keep burping? Will the hay smell go away or do I keep burping until that smell goes away? Do I just seal them up now and as long as they dont go above 64% I'm good? This was an outdoor grow if that matters at all.
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Makes senseIf you sit them out for an hour a lot of that smell will go away; after you put them back in the jar for a few hours you'll know how much of that hay smell is going to stay, it depends how wet they were when you put them away and how long you left them sealed wet, but this is just from my experience
I have a designated drying area and I do a very short cure now and I haven't had any hay smell at all in several years. It's really a learning curve, curing is like the Alchemy in this thing we do; good luck and if I can answer any other questions just ask
Once you put them back burp them twice a day (every 12 hours open for about one minute & stir buds gently), for 5 - 7days, after that check the RH and adjust from thereMakes sense
I dried my in fridge partially , put n paper plates, then put in jars for about a week the. Dumped on paper plate in box...?? Humid but it’s been 2 and weeks and they are perfect, had the i. Open baggies in box , seems to work. Think it depends on the weather at your home and temp whatever u place them in and think trial and error.. I had some hay smell but in about 3 weeks from harvest it started out getting skunky and lovely and keeps on getting better..so good luck... this was my first grow and dry and cure and I did a bit of everyone’s info and my own thoughts and it worked for me...just my 2 centsIf you sit them out for an hour a lot of that smell will go away; after you put them back in the jar for a few hours you'll know how much of that hay smell is going to stay, it depends how wet they were when you put them away and how long you left them sealed wet, but this is just from my experience
I have a designated drying area and I do a very short cure now and I haven't had any hay smell at all in several years. It's really a learning curve, curing is like the Alchemy in this thing we do; good luck and if I can answer any other questions just ask
As long as they are kept fairly dry and without the chance of mold or mildew, I have noticed that it takes about 3-4 weeks to get the hay smell to dissipate, and the buds seem to get stronger at the same time. I have noticed that every grow, the buds get better after about 3 or 4 weeks, although I can't explain the reason. Once the buds get to the stage that they can be crumbled instead of just smashed up when a bud is broken up, it seems to increase potency. It shouldn't, but I have noticed this for mny years. The potency seems to go up as the hay smell goes down.So I harvested one of my Auto Kush plants last week (monday) and hung dry them in my basement for a week (60% humidity) until the buds were a little crispy on the outside and the stems snapped. I now have the buds in jars with hygrometers and Boveda 62% packs. I've been keeping a close eye on the buds over the past couple days and they def have a hay-like smell to them. According to my hygrometer they are sitting at about 62-64%. Should I keep burping? Will the hay smell go away or do I keep burping until that smell goes away? Do I just seal them up now and as long as they dont go above 64% I'm good? This was an outdoor grow if that matters at all.
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AlchemyAs long as they are kept fairly dry and without the chance of mold or mildew, I have noticed that it takes about 3-4 weeks to get the hay smell to dissipate, and the buds seem to get stronger at the same time. I have noticed that every grow, the buds get better after about 3 or 4 weeks, although I can't explain the reason. Once the buds get to the stage that they can be crumbled instead of just smashed up when a bud is broken up, it seems to increase potency. It shouldn't, but I have noticed this for mny years. The potency seems to go up as the hay smell goes down.
Once your humidity is stabilized and at the proper dryness, I don't think there is any advantage to burping any more. In my opinion.
If you sit them out for an hour a lot of that smell will go away; after you put them back in the jar for a few hours you'll know how much of that hay smell is going to stay, it depends how wet they were when you put them away and how long you left them sealed wet, but this is just from my experience
I have a designated drying area and I do a very short cure now and I haven't had any hay smell at all in several years. It's really a learning curve, curing is like the Alchemy in this thing we do; good luck and if I can answer any other questions just ask
Noticeable difference, thanksOnce you put them back burp them twice a day (every 12 hours open for about one minute & stir buds gently), for 5 - 7days, after that check the RH and adjust from there
I don't know this for a fact but I've been taught do not let your Rh go below 57% because that's where the curing process stopsThank you! I have a couple of the jars down to 57% after letting the buds sit out for an hour or so. 57 is what its reading after being jarred back up over night. I popped the top this morning and the hay smell is pretty faint at this point, but no danky smell that I'm looking for. As long as it stays under 60%, should I just keep them jarred from here on out for a few weeks?
Pretty pretty prettyI've dried my flowers and now I'm in the process of burping the jars a couple times each day until desired moisture content is reached throughout flowers . I don't have any moisture meters atm and never used them but now have a Boveda pack in a couple jars.
When I am content, I will seal it in jars by sucking the air out.
This is fire and glad I took a clone, taste is smooth for just dried and burped a few days. It's sticky and the smell is wonderful since chop.
A few pics of BC big bud curing. I weight out over 84 grams of fine hard tops and haven't weighed any of the other buds but I'm very happy wit it.
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