THE CURE (Just like heaven?)

[DougDawson]

Here you go, lots of info to absorb.

Dry & Curing Science

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 …

Does curing affect potency2?

Contributed by: Fergetit & Skunk Works Submitted: October 31st, 2003 Contributors : Fergetit & Skunk Works Does curing affect potency? The very short answer is YES. It does affect potency in a very positive manner. Curing cannabis after harvesting for few days to several months will improve the potency, as well as the taste and texture of the buds. Curing takes place after cannabis has been harvested, manicured and partially dried. Most cannabis will retain a significant quantity of moisture…

Curing in oven bags?

Read somewhere that some of the bigger growers cure in oven bags. When your harvest is to large to cure in glass jars, who uses oven bags? What are some of the pros, and cons? If not oven bags then what do you use? Tell me some of the methods OG’ers use to cure they’re harvest.

Best ways to dry and cure

I am a few weeks off harvest but I was wondering wot r the best ways to dry and cure it’s my first grow I have read a lot of different stuff online but still a bit confused as to wot is the best way

What is the best way to dry and preserve the cure for smooth, sweet buds?

Contributed by glass joe: Commercial growers take the colas from the plant and manicure them before drying. They usually dry them on a line, upside-down, which is fine. However, usually airflow is forced, and temps too high, humidity too low. As soon as the buds are considered dry (usually a few days), it is sold. The reason for this behavior is the fact they are, as I said, commercial growers and in a constant hurry to exchange their buds for cash. Every minute counts and they don’t want to ‘…

Grove Bags.... Has anyone tried them on a cure?

I have been reading about the product called Grove Bags. These bags, after hang drying, are designed to eliminate the need for burping, shaking… The bags regulate the RH and still allow gasses to escape, supposedly preserving the terpenes and trichomes. From what I have seen they are an amazing tool to add to our growing methods. I’m curious to see if anyone has used them or plans to use them. I plan to, but that is at least two months before I can. @DougDawson @DannyTerpintine @G-paS @Guita…

Curing in jars

Hey guys so i notice when i dry my buds for about 7 days I put them in jars about after 2 to 3 weeks I notice the smell isnt as strong is this normal? I keep them in glass jars humidity always 60 to 65

Newbie questions on Curing for small amounts

I’m gonna be harvesting my single plant grow in the next couple weeks…I’ll be chopping the whole plant and I had my first harvest and cure get dried out to quickly and wasn’t worthwhile for much…this second grow is worlds apart in looks, smell, density and structure…I just wanted to see what methods you all recommend

What's your curing technique?

Iv read so many different ways on how to dry and cure weed and I’m no master at it either. Drying and curing has been my downfall for 20 years. I tried all methodes. Don’t get me wrong I can come up with a pleasant odor. It’s just not that break the bud in half odor. Lately I have been drying my buds on the stems for 10 days then I seal them and burp once a day for a few seconds. It smells good but it just don’t have that punch u in the face smell that it should have.