Drying buds

$bkbbudz$

$bkbbudz$

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cannabisweedPotNerd said:
I was told to dry in a dark place with air flow but seen a guy drying in his grow medium his tent or something
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What you were told is correct. Let them get dry to the touch, then put them in a dark airtight container. pour them out for a couple of hours every day and put them back in. Repeat for 5-7 days, this will cure them and provide the best taste.

Good Luck and Great Growing
 
borbor

borbor

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anywhere I read and anywhere you read will say to hang in a dark dry place, around 30-45% RH until outsides of buds are crispy but stems still bend a little without snapping then jar it up and open the jar once or twice a day until desired dryness is reached
 
$bkbbudz$

$bkbbudz$

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$bkbbudz$ said:
What you were told is correct. Let them get dry to the touch, then put them in a dark airtight container. pour them out for a couple of hours every day and put them back in. Repeat for 5-7 days, this will cure them and provide the best taste.

Good Luck and Great Growing
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borbor said:
anywhere I read and anywhere you read will say to hang in a dark dry place, around 30-45% RH until outsides of buds are crispy but stems still bend a little without snapping then jar it up and open the jar once or twice a day until desired dryness is reached
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HMMM...where have I heard that before?? LOL! :o:peace:
 
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Creeda145

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When buds are hand trimmed and hang dried with skill, less resin is knocked off the harvest and a greater potency, flavor and aromas result. Further, when buds are carefully hung, they tend to dry slower, which means a better tasting, scented and smoother product.

Primark Merryhill
 
Blunted 4 lyfe

Blunted 4 lyfe

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Slow dry is sooo much better, then put in jars. I let my last harvest slow dry 8 days before jarring.

Mason jar, 62% rh, Boveda paks -62

B4L
 
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