rob333
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u just waited near on 3 and a bit for the fuckers to grow then wait another 1-2 to smoke it nope not happeningburping was created just to fuck with growers and make them wait lol
Did i over dry?
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Boatguy
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3rd Monkey
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Lol exactly.
Usually, my line is "Fuck ya if ya can't take a joke, fuck ya if ya can!"
Just didn't seem like appropriate timing there lol.
Kingrow1
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'When alive, cannabis has a moisture content of about 80% it will begin to crumble at a moisture content around 9%. Ideal storage is considered 10% - 15% moisture. Relative humidity is essentially a measure of the moisture content of the air.'
Xopy and paste of a conversation we should be hqving not what rh air is - always been open to the real info and facts so rarely discusses becausecof again rh
Xopy and paste of a conversation we should be hqving not what rh air is - always been open to the real info and facts so rarely discusses becausecof again rh
Smokey57
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'When alive, cannabis has a moisture content of about 80% it will begin to crumble at a moisture content around 9%. Ideal storage is considered 10% - 15% moisture. Relative humidity is essentially a measure of the moisture content of the air.'
Xopy and paste of a conversation we should be hqving not what rh air is - always been open to the real info and facts so rarely discusses becausecof again rh
so how do we monitor and measure the moisture content?
Kingrow1
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OMG its not rocket science - you dont need to the process takes care of that for fucks sake -
Any one here actually grow or just keyboard wankers with nothing better to do....?
3rd Monkey
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You could have just said break it up and toke it. That's plenty scientific lol.OMG its not rocket science - you dont need to the process takes care of that for fucks sake -
Any one here actually grow or just keyboard wankers with nothing better to do....?
Kingrow1
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Im not even sure if some here are on the same planet as me and feel sorry they followed some pixie dust trail instead of just learning the basics and applying them.
Is it bad that i have an education here
3rd Monkey
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Just the way you display it I suppose. Context and demeanor is lost through the Internet, why I never came to forums.Im not even sure if some here are on the same planet as me and feel sorry they followed some pixie dust trail instead of just learning the basics and applying them.
Is it bad that i have an education here
Being "real" isn't a good thing anymore I guess. I deal with it outside of the Internet, so I suppose it's the same for you, especially with lost translations.
Dry times are dictated buy the bud structure. Light airy buds found from some new growers or found on some strains, will dry fast and be harsh.
Dence heavy buds dry slower and don’t get that crunchy ness so fast.
For me when I got better at growing and have better quality buds to work with. My trimming was easyer and drying as curing made more sence.
Practice practice practice.
Then smoke smoke smoke.
It’s a lovely circle
Dence heavy buds dry slower and don’t get that crunchy ness so fast.
For me when I got better at growing and have better quality buds to work with. My trimming was easyer and drying as curing made more sence.
Practice practice practice.
Then smoke smoke smoke.
It’s a lovely circle
Keeprollinup
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Where's all the happy growers gone????
buyyouabeer
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There are wood drying meters that can give you a ballpark figure. I do not have any personal experience with one, only that they exist.
https://www.amazon.com/Stihl-Wood-Digital-Moisture-Meter/dp/B0056TLHIE
I hear yah man.
Smokey57
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actually it is rocket science (almost). THE PROCESS according to you is dry it for two weeks. it i let my buds dry for two weeks in my climate they would be dryer than dust. I am not going to buy a new heating system for my house so i can control the humidity in my whole house just to dry some herb. you were the one that mentioned 10% - 15% moisture content. all i wanted to know was how you measured that. instead of answering you go on one of your tirades.OMG its not rocket science - you dont need to the process takes care of that for fucks sake -
Any one here actually grow or just keyboard wankers with nothing better to do....?
Nikkow2000
Member
Thank you, i knew there had to be some kind of science. I dried it 6 days in cellar with heater and humidifier. Im saying when i put it in the jar i thought i over dried it but i didn't. 3 days now in jar and i burp them when it was reaching 61 rh. Im at 60 rh now burping 3 times a day for 10min a time.
Beachwalker
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Don't dry below 58%, vacuum seal at 58% for long-term storage
The zone you are looking to cure in, the goldilocks zone as it can be called, is that 55-60% range. If you are slightly above, you can burp a little bit daily..if you are close to 70%, then it's better to dry longer before putting back in jars. Once you hit your sweet spot and it remains stable, i personally may open the jar once every 3-5 days afterwards for maybe a month. I think you're in the perfect spot now, if it climbs up a bit, burp a few minutes, if it's stable, leave her be and burp 1-2 times a week if need be.
Nikkow2000
Member
I thought 55 was the number im aiming for still hitting 61 over night. My buds don't feel dry just light and little sticky
3rd Monkey
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Exactly, you're going off of feel which is the way I do it. No moisture meters etc, but the bud is still good.
