Mason Jars !!

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harris hawk

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Have switched over from "clear" mason jars to "amber" mason jars and there has been a positive effect stored?curred pot. Remember "ANY" light can destroy trichomes - yea - there are a bit more expensive but worth it
 
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VincenzioVonHook

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ZeeeDoc said:
Dark cupboard for me works every time. Have seen some nice jars the ones with a little hygrometer built into the lid they look pretty dope.
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For the price I've seen them in my neck of the woods, I'll cut a hole in the lid, glue a mini hygro to it and seal it myself lol. We get ripped here in aus. Just for novelty reasons I was Gunna grab some but the shop down the road wanted $35 for each jar lol.
 
ZeeeDoc

ZeeeDoc

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VincenzioVonHook said:
For the price I've seen them in my neck of the woods, I'll cut a hole in the lid, glue a mini hygro to it and seal it myself lol. We get ripped here in aus. Just for novelty reasons I was Gunna grab some but the shop down the road wanted $35 for each jar lol.
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Yeah the ones I’ve seen were like £30 says would fill two ounces of dried bud but I beg to differ.
 
quirk

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ZeeeDoc said:
Dark cupboard for me works every time. Have seen some nice jars the ones with a little hygrometer built into the lid they look pretty dope.
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Very functional and no batteries. Zero defects 6+ years and counting. You don't require one on every jar. I switch to different jars throughout cure to verify each jar is within range. Kinda like a canary in the coal mine.
 

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harris hawk

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quirk said:
Very functional and no batteries. Zero defects 6+ years and counting. You don't require one on every jar. I switch to different jars throughout cure to verify each jar is within range. Kinda like a canary in the coal mine.
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nice but them lids a a bit expensive !!!!!!
 
ZeeeDoc

ZeeeDoc

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quirk said:
Very functional and no batteries. Zero defects 6+ years and counting. You don't require one on every jar. I switch to different jars throughout cure to verify each jar is within range. Kinda like a canary in the coal mine.
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Sweet looks good. I used them 62 s on one crop and I felt it kept the bud a bit to sticky for my liking, never used them again.
 
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HGCC

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I have a set of drawers painted up with super hero stuff I use to keep my jars, cabinet for when the dresser is full. Half gallons mostly, random smaller jars as needed.



The hygrometer lids are sweet, would like to get some but I tend to just touch the weed to see if it feels right.
 
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harris hawk

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HGCC said:
I have a set of drawers painted up with super hero stuff I use to keep my jars, cabinet for when the dresser is full. Half gallons mostly, random smaller jars as needed.



The hygrometer lids are sweet, would like to get some but I tend to just touch the weed to see if it feels right.
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same here but they are expensive !!!
 
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Gro-n-again

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Recently had a friend recommend asking the bakery gals at the store if they have any old buckets from cake frosting. They gave me a bunch of food grade buckets that came with o-ringed lids. About half of the buckets they gave me are 2.5gal size.

They work great by themselves or you can use Turkey bags and cure several strains at the same time.

Free, lightweight and works.

I have plenty of 1/2gal jars also but I just store them in cardboard boxes.
 
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