They stop when they are so dry they turn to dust when you squeeze them, and at that point they are not smokeable imo, but I use a vape, which requires the bud have moisture to vaporize. If you're making edibles and such and are going to decarb anyway, I guess it doesn't matter... but over dry bud will not properly cure either.
I've only ever had good dispensary weed once and it was a small craft dispensary in Maine. The dudes working there were friends with the grower and could tell you all about his live soil, curing process, etc... top quality shit... but yes, the vast majority of dispensaries are slinging bullshit. We have a native American reservation close by and they get some decent stuff in thier dispensaries, most comes from Canada, some from Cali, but it's still mass produced, not properly cured mid grade stuff most of the time...but it gets the job done in a pinch. Nothing beats homegrown, (or small scale grown) grown and processed by someone that knows what they are doing.
Never seen any sticky gummy in mass, and only dense crumbly buds from maine dispensaries. Heres tonights weigh in, still over a gram lost in 24 hours, more than 10%. Grownsince79, i’ll bend
Can you put the buds in a jar with a meter. Interested to see what the rh in the jar is after 2 hrs
Been a couple hours and the jar is still close to ambient humidity of 54%.
Bingo, about 10 grams in a quartt jar, the needles slowly moving, plus i left the piece of paper plate in there.
What is this?
Thats why humiditats in jars are so inaccurate. Too many variables. How full the jar is and temp. Both will change the reading even though the moisture content stays the same. Should still be a little too much moisture now but still burn. Let me know what you think.
Over the years i’ve learned the piece of paper plate is pretty accurate for dampness.
If the jar was full 2 hrs would stabilize the rh
What would the humidity be at 60f? 62-64?
Ive read that the curring process halts at 57%. No scientific proof, just what ive read
