quick cure drying rack

[kotton_mouth]

hey everyone

anyone ever use it??
how did it work??

tell me about it

thanks

 

[dc105]

Not sure which one you are talking about! I speed up time by putting a dehumidifier on a timer in my drying room. Speeds it up, but still lets it cure. Something like 2-4 hours a day!

 

[atomicfield]

i use a sweater rack got from rite aid 20 bucks, got four open racks, with blower on one end, takes about three days works great

 

[sneakinman13]

hello there. i use'd one this last harvest. worked perfect.

what i did was hang my plants until dry. then trim. then let the nug sit on the racks over night till stems snapped. worked very good... think i got some picss here...

^purple skunk after a night on the dry rack


do you plan on drying your nugs on it wet or what???

 

[kotton_mouth]

do you plan on drying your nugs on it wet or what???[/quote]

@ sneak thats exactly wat i was talkin about.
idk i dont have one yet
i was thinking of getting it and trying it prob the saame way you did hang for few days and then use the rack
where did you get yours?
how much?

 

[fisher15]

I have these racks and will be using them for the upcoming outdoor harvest. In years past, have always cut branches to hang and dry, stem on. Then hand trimmed. This season, using the Tumbleweed, I'm forced to dry 'sans stem'. Enter quick cure drying rack.

I really like that you can add/subtract tiers (of two) for use in rooms of varying height.

 

[sneakinman13]

do you plan on drying your nugs on it wet or what???

@ sneak thats exactly wat i was talkin about.
idk i dont have one yet
i was thinking of getting it and trying it prob the saame way you did hang for few days and then use the rack
where did you get yours?
how much?[/QUOTE]

i got mine about 2 months ago or so. only used it one time. worked amazing tho.

i kno everyone has there own method but i recommend stripping the plant of its fan leaves. then hanging upside down until crispy on the outside. then trim remaining "frosty trim" break down and place on rack over night....
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ive never had my buds smell this good befor and ive been growing for about 6 years.. hope all works well for ya. pce

 

[Lazyman]

I like the number of shelves on the Quickcure racks, but I hate that they are open so you can't shake or transport full racks. I use ten of these, though they often have poorly-attached zippers (be sure to test them in the store!) :

 

[JayTrinity]

I got the trim reaper and the quick cure rack.

I trimmed my B- nugs and put in the rack.
Its wonderful how advanced nutrients can get away with NO instructions on their products.

Am I supposed to roll the nugs around so they dont get flat spots?
Jesus, I dont know anything about their $1600 Trimmer! Can you put your colas in also or just flowers? How long, time, temp, humidity does the quick cure rack take?

 

[durka_durka420]

nobody said so far that drying is not curing yet curing begins when buds are dry and you jar them at 60-65%rh.......thats starting to cure....and theres no way to "quick cure" anything maybe some strains take a week for smells/flavors to come out but thats it....dunno why those things are called quick cure when there just drying racks not curing racks....curing racks would need to be put in a room at 60-65% rh lol......damn companys and thier word play so they trick people esp newer growers into thinking it actualy cures bud...i know they work great for drying herb though...

 

[JayTrinity]

the trim reaper and the rack is a win/win for small and medium stuff.
We trimmed one pound dry weight in 8 minutes. (Wet bud)