curing without having to look after the buds every day?

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ganjamann1

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• Feb 14, 2017

• #1

is there any way to cure the buds without having to "be with the buds every day" ?
the buds is a long way from my home and i have no way to go there every day..
to have the buds at home is not an option.

anybody?

 

jus'plain'gill

Active member

• Feb 14, 2017

• #2

ganjamann1 said:

is there any way to cure the buds without having to "be with the buds every day" ?
the buds is a long way from my home and i have no way to go there every day..
to have the buds at home is not an option.

anybody?

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This should do the trick, assuming you have access to electricity-

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=186222



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ganjamann1

Member

• Feb 14, 2017

• #3

jus'plain'gill said:

This should do the trick, assuming you have access to electricity-

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=186222



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ok! thank you very much. will start looking for a freezer.
you seem to have alot of experience on the subject.

what temperature you recommend for curing?
i will read the whole thread you sent me.

 

Douglas.Curtis

Autistic Diplomat in Training

• Feb 14, 2017

• #4

Curing is the process which happens while the herb is sealed in a container and put in a cool, dark space.

You're seeking information on drying and burping properly. No worries, prohibition sucks and we all have to seek out the right information. Here's to the day all this is straightened out.

 

jus'plain'gill

Active member

• Feb 14, 2017

• #5

ganjamann1 said:

...what temperature you recommend for curing?
i will read the whole thread you sent me.

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Just below 32F seems to work well. I would avoid going extremely cold (sub zero) as I believe I read that sublimation happens more effectively closer to the freezing point of water. Unfortunately, I cannot find the source for that info at the moment.

I also do recommend reading through the whole thread, it goes pretty quick and there's a lot of good info and firsthand experience. Good luck,



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THC123

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Veteran

• Feb 16, 2017

• #6

Just bring the humidity in the jars to 63-64% and keep it closed for 1-2 months, no need to check your jars. You can bring em to this humidity level in a few days to a week after that you forget your jars

 

seeded

Active member

• Feb 16, 2017

• #7

What you want is boveda packs. Put one in your jar with dried flowers and it'll keep them at the perfect humidity until you break the seal and force it to start working again. I recommend the 65% packs.