Hello, Im trying to horde science based info on dry and cure.
for ex, it is my understanding that during this period CO2 breaks apart effectively decarboxylating slowly (and thus why they say you can decarb a flower with no heat, in a 4 or 5 month cure ), and that moisture leaves the plant which also kills bacteria etc.
But I hear a lot that if humidity goes below 55% for an extended period (lets say 12 to 24 hours) then curing is completely stopped, and you cannot go back to curing, all you can do is rehydrate the plant (in case it dried up) which is not the sameā¦ and my question is, why?
and thus, if anyone knows the science behind this or can point me to source, Iād be really thankful.
is it because CO2 will not break apart anymore? or why/what happens if humidity was not maintained?