How long after drying does it take to start smelling good in cure?

what the title says. Once u dry, how long does it usally take u guys before the grass smell leaves and the goodness comes in?

Always seemed like a rotten tomato smell to me. It all depends how quickly you dry it. Generally, a week of drying and they lose the smell. (I have a wooden tea box that I dry small amounts in and they lose their smell within 3 days).

how long are you willing to wait, the longer u wait the better. u could keep it in the jars for a week to even a month.

aggree the glass jars with the rubber sealed lids are awesome just pop it in there when it is almost dry then every day just open the jar for 5 minutes once or twice a dayand turn the bud inside the jar so the bottom stuff is at the top and repeat over and over and over lol

Well i know that, but im trying to "get rid" of some of it, if u know what i mean. and i cant get rid of it if it doesnt have a smell or smells like grass.

Cyproz said:

Well i know that, but im trying to "get rid" of some of it, if u know what i mean. and i cant get rid of it if it doesnt have a smell or smells like grass.

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you're gonna want a minumun of a month in jars but if you wait like 3-4 months you'll have some amazingly potent and stinky weed

mate just dry the fooker out and as long as it smokes well and looks and feels good it will dissopear there stoners not wine connoseures lol i cant spell for s**t

Right, I was in the same position as you. Directly off the plant my harvest smelled like the sweetest dank around! Some strains smell dank all the time even during the drying process, and probably can be smoked as is. My recent harvest lost its smell after it dried. I threw them into glass jars and within 2 days the buds started to smell like sour dank. Unfortunately, if I burped to long it would significantly lose its smell. It's been 4 days now and the smell is becoming more and more pungent, hopefully the smell sticks with time. At this pace it may take month before it fully cures.

Just my two cents.