Botrytis
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AgentPothead
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If it was put away too wet and humid, yes you can definitely get curing mold. What's happening, from my understanding, is the weed already has spores on it when placed in the jar and with high humidity levels it lets the mold start growing.
Leaf Eater
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I agree 100% even if you dont see it when you spread the bud open before putting it in there the spores will start growing if it is too humid in the jar. Sometimes you can put it in there real dry and if it was already growing it will continue growing even in low humidity.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
62% is definitely high enough for spore germination. It depends on the species, but 20-40% is the general "safe" humidity, but that doesn't mean none will germinate, it just means a lot less will. Boveda packs are more for curing and long term storage than drying.
Fungus Botrytis is a fungal disease that affects a wide variety of plants, including Cannabis. The fungus is spread through air and can live on live plants as well as stored buds. It has no impact on dried buds and will not affect your cannabis if you start storing it right away. among us framed game
VenerableHippie
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I totally fukn agree Mr Pothead! I 've seen mould in a cryovacced bag!!If it was put away too wet and humid, yes you can definitely get curing mold. What's happening, from my understanding, is the weed already has spores on it when placed in the jar and with high humidity levels it lets the mold start growing.
(How the fukarya? Thought you were gone foreva. Still growing GG?)
cainlillian
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Mold may grow, albeit whether it's botrytis or not is unknown.
caylakling
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Botrytis belongs to the group hyphomycetes and has about 30 different species. It is a plant parasite as well as saprophytes on both agricultural and forest trees. Flappy Bird
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coastal fog can bring that on in an instant……
