[Tangwena]

Two pics of trichs before and after 7 days.
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[idiit]

great thread!

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[HerBnGorE(illa)]

Great thread!

[Tangwena]

Hi guys for those trying cob curing some pics of some Zamaldelica buds after 2 weeks in a cob. Plus same buds just sweat cured but not cobbed.
The cob cured is mind altering tripped out African goodness, the loose buds, very strong typical zamal high. I will be cobbing the rest of the loose buds for sure.
Because they are still moist and have not dried out, they will bind together and sweat in the cob. Making some more Zamal malawi gold cobs.


The first close up is sweat cured only the second cob cured for the same time in the same vac bag
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[Polishdankchron]

Awesome - I knew of tightening buds on bamboo sticks as in the Thai bud, but never seen this. Wish I could taste the end product, and in general to have the buds to play around like that.

I can see some of my friends reaction to this - taking my harvest and wrapping in corn husks and burying underground hahah, my friends would think I went completely mad.

[Tangwena]

Hi Polish whatever you do dont bury them, it may stuff them up, use the vacuum bag method so you can keep an eye on them if you give it a go.
The main benefit is the smooth smoking herb it produces, it tastes really good and not harsh at all. I also find the high very much stronger than the jar cured buds.
Regards Tangwena

[antheis]

very informative
i will have to try this next harvest

[joe2]

well I did some small gram plus cobs, I used grape leaves because the corn aint in heres a pic of the Mexican airline after a week of being wrapped up tight in a grape leaf vac sealed. The camera is crap sorry, in the pic theres a wrapped cob an unwrapped cob and an uncobed mexiairline bud.

[Betterhaff]

Quick question. What are you using to tie the cobs? May have to give this a try.

[joe2]

I used yarn