Triballian
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Air tight jars or something else. What is the best option, if we wish to gain the best results.
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Best jars for curing?
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MickFoster
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1 quart mason jars brother.
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meowmeowmeow
What he said and you can re-use them.
You can buy all the shit at your local Wal Mart or craft store.
$4 for new lids.....really the only thing that retains scent.
You can buy all the shit at your local Wal Mart or craft store.
$4 for new lids.....really the only thing that retains scent.
Triballian
Member
what about air tight ones bro?
Triballian
Member
we dont have it here in europe, IKEA has only airtight, and some that look like mason but are shit.
Triballian
Member
this is the best ican get and it doesnt look that goodas US mason jars? that or airtight with vacum
Triballian
Member
and this one, only 2 options i have
this looks like it would be fine, can you post a link to your source?
...also, you should look for food preservation as that is what mason jars are made for and i have to assume that they do canning on your side of the pond too. ...look for lids that come in 2 parts, a flat 'lid' that sits on top of the jar and then a ring that screws down on top and seals the flat lid tight.
...another option would be CVaults, they are a bit pricey but otherwise an excellant product.
peace, bozo
HuffnPufferfish
Member
any jar will do, as long as you can close it
i cured in plastic ice cream buckets, whateverrrr
i cured in plastic ice cream buckets, whateverrrr
yeah, it's not that simple grasshopper, if the jar doesn't seal then the weed drys out.
...search for user 'simon' and then read his thread on curing your bud, it is well worth your time.
peace, bozo
HuffnPufferfish
Member
its a plant, it really is that simple.. hell you dont even need a jar!
atk7
Active member
Here is a great thread on curing also... https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=156237 .you can find hygrometers fairly inexpensively on line and at pet supply places in the reptile areas
atk7
Active member
this may be true but....
this may be true but....
Huffnpuff, Yes you can just dry it out and smoke it. but if you want the best flavor and pleasant smokability and to be able to store some for future enjoyment. Taking a little time and effort to do it right makes your efforts to grow it worth while. There is a reason a cook earns less than a chef.
this may be true but....
Huffnpuff, Yes you can just dry it out and smoke it. but if you want the best flavor and pleasant smokability and to be able to store some for future enjoyment. Taking a little time and effort to do it right makes your efforts to grow it worth while. There is a reason a cook earns less than a chef.
Donkeybrains
Member
I use the perfect cure method as well. But instead of using mason jars for the cure I use a clear zip lock tote. It has a air tight weather seal and locks for the lid. That way I only need 1 gauge instead of 10. When the humidity gets too high I take the lid off for a lil bit till the humidity is back in the cure zone. When the humidity settles around 55% and doesn't raise higher I seal them in mason jars.
Triballian
Member
Triballian
Member
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Indoor-Outd...rmometer-Temp-Temperature-Meter-/311518857393
i took this one, dont understand much about hygrometer tehnology but isnt analog accurate? thank u all 4 help, my first cure hope everything is gonna be neat
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