I'm a complete cure convert

[Weed Pharma]

KISS @ Dry/Cure:
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-kiss-dry-cure

Fast forward to today- I'm looking to ways to improve my long term storage process- beyond 6 months.
I have looked at the Curidor, but unable to get any company response (from their website communication system) on how humidity is controlled- which would differentiate it from a wine fridge/cooler.

I have no issues with heat year round for current storage - however the long term effects of Boveda comes into question a lot- in my research.

I'm considering removing the Boveda after a couple of months.

 

[Toker1]

I try to follow this method as closely as possible. But I dry for 4-5 days...then brown paper bags for a day or two. Then Remove the large branch stems and place into jars. I never need the bovita packs (except to calibrate my hygrometers).
Read the after drying section on this link.
http://www.a1b2c3.com/Marijuana-How-To-Manicure-Cure-Dry-001.html

 

[Weed Pharma]

Thanks for the info- The only place I fall short is the temps lower than 68f for long term storage.
I'm not convinced Boveda helps a lot in my climate.
I do like it to rejunvenate dry weed, but not sure it needs to stay in the jars once stablized.

 

[Toker1]

No...it really doesn’t. The jars do provide a bit of humidity control. But not everyone uses them.

 

[alltatup]

I'm a bit off the Bovedas right now: I do think they affect the smell of the bud. Nebula talks about long-term storage in the freezer here: https://www.growweedeasy.com/how-to-store-weed-so-it-stays-potent

 

[Farmall]

Well I’m in week 6.... I get a great exotic aroma when I open the jars. Different than anything else I’ve tested for scent and aroma

 

[alltatup]

Farmall That's awesome!! keep waiting. I'm in week 12 now--I can't believe it--and the aromas are incredible.

If you need something decarbed, the Source won't do it; it only goes up to around 105 degrees F. So for tincture, decarb first