I'm a month into curing in a 32 oz mason jar containing a 62% Bovida humidity control packet. The weed looks and smells amazing, but I suspect if it was a little dryer it might burn better. I was thinking about using a lower humidity Bovida packet for my second month of curing, maybe a 58% or a 49%. Any thoughts?
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Hey Basic , you really dont need to use the bovida or humidipacs during jar curing. This may be prolonging your drying and cure. I would remove the packs for a week or two, but keep popping the lids daily or every other day. (if you notice their getting a little dry, put a pack in for a day) I do use them, but sparingly and only for long term storage. 4-5+ months.Shappel S3000 3.5x6x6' ice hut
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Whatever you say, HG. My experience is what I read here and what I've seen in dispensaries. I understand they're more for keeping your jar at 62%, after burping and junk, for long term storage. Long term storage of weed is not in my retinue.
These days, if I break out weed, it's because I don't like the person I'm smoking out. When that person leaves, out comes the live resin and that person becomes topic of conversation about how that person sucks because the person didn't get any live resin and how much I liked their shirt. HA! I'm such a jerk face.
But, yeah. Whatever HG says.C'mon, mule!
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Ah thats what i said Gingerbeard...dont use them for curing in the jars, use them to maintain after curing. Basic is starting into second month and buds are still to damp to smoke. I think they need to dry it a little better or else mold may come a creepin. I rotate the 62% and 58% through the jars as needed.1 PhotoShappel S3000 3.5x6x6' ice hut
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Obviously like every other damn thing to do with weed curing is controversial and the problem is most of the time everyone is right because alot of what we do with weed all comes down to preferences. If you want to smoke weed and you don't like it as wet as someone else then open the jar and let some moisture out, as homegrown said your weed will not get dryer with the m pack in with it. you can go with a lower RH % pack if you want just not higher. But if you don't like weed then do as Gingerbeard says and squeeze the moisture out and smoke it (if that's what he's talking about). You can even not like how weed makes you feel like me and not smoke it at all, I grow for the challenge anyone can grow a rose lol. In my experience as long as you keep the RH under 70 during cure and 65 for storage you shouldn't have a problem with mouldTENT 1 4x4 SF7000
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Originally posted by Basic View PostI'm a month into curing in a 32 oz mason jar containing a 62% Bovida humidity control packet. The weed looks and smells amazing, but I suspect if it was a little dryer it might burn better. I was thinking about using a lower humidity Bovida packet for my second month of curing, maybe a 58% or a 49%. Any thoughts?
I'm wondering if you have a calibrated hygrometer to check the actual humidity in your jars? I find 62% dried bud perfectly ready to vape or smoke and plenty dry enough to avoid mold.
Just my $0.02,
-GrouchyMy goal is epicurean quality rather than high yield.
I'm learning how to create cannabis tinctures and hashish and I almost always use a vaporizer to spare my aging lungs.
Despite my avatar name I'm generally amenable and helpful. So, if there's a question I'm qualified to answer, hit me up!
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Hi Basic, After two weeks of curing I only check them once a month or so. Easy to remember 'cause that's my schedule for pulling some new samples for the "Smoke Now" jar!
For *really* long term storage I'm a huge fan of vacuum pack. I have an attachment for my SealAmeal device that fits over the inner lid of a Mason jar and pulls a good vacuum. When you remove the sealer, the lid stays in place pulled tight by the vacuum inside, and you crank down the outer ring on the jar. Keep that jar out of direct light and she's good for a couple of years minimum.
Make sense?
-GrouchyMy goal is epicurean quality rather than high yield.
I'm learning how to create cannabis tinctures and hashish and I almost always use a vaporizer to spare my aging lungs.
Despite my avatar name I'm generally amenable and helpful. So, if there's a question I'm qualified to answer, hit me up!
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