Outdoor cure?

I'm new to growing and i will be starting a guerilla grow next year. I'm gathering as much info as i can to better my crops, and I'm curious about how i could cure outdoors. Indoors would smell too much and just isnt an option. So if you have any input i'd love to hear it. thanks and happy growing

curing inside probably shouldnt smell too much, just when burping whatever it is that the buds are in.

Considering you should cure in mason jars, while curing smell shouldnt be an issue, except when you have them open for about 15 minutes. There should be no reason to keep your jars outside.

thanks guys, i guess i was thinking mason jars after some drying time. like i said im new so my first thought was to put the big colas in a black garbage bag for about a week and hang i from a try from some drying prior to the jars. if you have any other ideas for bag appeal id appreciate that too. and random question, but im looking at seeds for next spring already and im goign through attitude, and im doing the mix and match i think because id like a variety so if you have any preferences for a midwest outdoor grow thatd be appreciated, but i'm also looking at G13 labs and it doesnt have a time for outdoor harvest and im wondering if anyone has a rough estimate of times. Thanks again, and happy tokin

Don't put the buds in a black bag if you have another year untill you are worried about it you have plenty of time to build something for drying. just something that keeps rain and light off of them but allows plenty of air. if you want some ideas i can give you some. and what do you plan on doing with the jars? leaving them outside somewhere? you will want to paint the outside brown to keep the light out. once its cured tho you wont need to keep it outside as you wont need to open the jars to burp them.

i would keep them in the jars and burp them obviously, but if you have other ideas id love to hear them. otherwise i figure i could rig something up with my imagination.

you could build something out of wood plant size appropriate with a pitched roof that you could wrap in plastic to keep the rain out and then put shudders on the sides of the structure to allow airflow in but not light or rain. one idea for drying, you'll be fine on the curing