Ganjaluvrs Drying & Curing Broken Down into Understandable English

Cvntcrusher

Cvntcrusher

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Wellcuredbud said:
Ya so what should the cured but feel like and react to any contact similar to the description for when your hang drying. At 10-15% humidity, will and should you be able to break the stem then, as opposed to how it is when you first put into the jar.Also I feel that my seedling are coming along nice, but being first time grower, do they look healthy and well cared fot or what. Any suggestions or tipsView attachment 4643540
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Are you going to try and grow 3 in one container?
 
MedMj420

MedMj420

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Nice explanation on the curing process easy to understand and when my first harvest is ready I’ll try some of the stuff I learned today and hope all works well
 
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turk420

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k2daalvin said:
I don't want to distract from your very we'll put together post on "DRYING & CURING", but i do believe it is quite vague.

my drying and curing process is very similar, i will just explain it in a very short summary starting with the flush a week before harvest.

1. flush for 1 week.

2. cut down and give them a quick trim (i remove all fan leaves, and side sheer to get the basic shape of the nug)

3. hang dry for 4-6 days (wait until stems make a cracking noise, but does NOT completely snap in two)

4. brown paper bag them over night.

5. jar emm all up into your preferred storage jars

6. burp jars every 4 hours for the first 2 days

7. now just burp the jars every day or 2 for 2 months.

::::2 months later::: your jars smell INCREDIBLE


thats just my process, yours sounds very similar ganjaluvr +rep and thank you for this post...
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I know this is an old post but just to update for today's times.

1. Cut plant, trim and hang.
2. Dry for 7-10 days (10-15% moisture content).
3. Place into Grove Bags....Done.

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refriedbeano

refriedbeano

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Anyone here ever try to dim their lights like the last 20 days or so, just like your supposed to stop feeding. I had to take my plants out of the sun because the leaves looked baked, and the plant just loves it now. Then I was watching a youtube video last night about how matcha tea plants are put under shade for the last few weeks.
 
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ZackAttackMack

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Humidity packs in jars worth it? I used them last harvest and I feel like they do not regulate the whole jar just a section of it. Any experience with packs? Humidity temp preference?
 
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