Curing Sticky Brick?

[Finepointcanon]

Hi guys

I'm living in Central Thailand atm and I just picked up a 50g square of brick from Bangkok.

I'm wondering if anyone has experience curing tacky brick weed. I haven't smoked in like 6 months due to work and financial stability becoming a matter of survival due to covid, and now that things are steady the weed geek in me is wondering if I can finesse this brick a bit.

Most of the posts that I've found on the subject seem to be about fluffing up regs or rehydration dusty dry brick. This stuff is pretty sticky, so I'm thinking it might be curable. I've got about 3 weeks till I'm gonna start to smoke it.

Thanks! Much love!

The brick in question.

Semi-related pics from the north.

 

[Growenhaft]

you have a problem .... there is a snake on your terrace. maybe you can throw the brick at her?

if the brick killed the snake, i would break the brick open. sort out everything bad like stems and leaves. check whether the sticky is real resin, or whether it is hair lacquer or something else. it's best to burn some of the weed and rub it between your fingers. If black remains stuck to the fingers, it may be that it has been stretched. also check the inside for mold.

all the best in a glass
Whether it continues to develop well there depends on how much natural moisture is still present.
you should store the jar in a dark and cool place and the closure should be airtight.

 

[Tangwena]

If it were mine i would just vacuum seal it in a bag put it away in a drawer until you want to smoke it.
My bet is it will be cured and the smoothest smoke you ever had in 6 months, your half way there already in brick form like that.