Fast effective quick dry

GuyLeDuche

Well-Known Member
I think most people will say "don't do it", and I tend to agree since it does hurt quality, but a few are: microwave for a few 5-10sec cycles, put on a piece of tin and place 6-8" above a light bulb, put in a mug on a cup warmer, oven on a cookie sheet (yuk!)...

I've tried a few in a pinch, never really liked the result though...YMMV
 

vostok

Well-Known Member
leave on ur modem overnite, wear underpants to bed and insert bud above penis, tape under your axilla, remove hair first,

Oh and the microwave trick ^^^, but really you gotta ask why..?
 

ricky1lung

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Put some on your cable box or other warm electronics like a pc.
Let it dry a bit, then cut it up fine for a jog not and let it dry until it's ready.

Usually takes a couple of hours.
 
Ive always wandered , does it hurt bud to chop it up fine when green ?? It will be chopped up or in a grinder anyways when cured.

for quick smoke, I cut it up as fine as I can with scissors then let it dry in a plate on top of my t-5 light. about 1hr or 2 and its ready to smoke.
Better than a microwave or oven
 

caveman117

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best way ive done it is with a food dehydrator. mine is a layered one obviously hottest on the bottom layer, I ussually put a couple buds in the second layer down (out of 7).

dry enough to smoke in about an hour off the plant. it does hurt the quality of the bud quite a bit compared to a.nice cure, but a lot less so than the microwave or umder a hot light bulb in an enclosed space.
 

NoTiller

Member
I put them on top of my ballast and its drying up pretty quick. I've tried the microwave and oven before, not good. Sometimes when you can't get any herb, a fast dry might not be such a bad idea as long as it does the job.
 

Lenny Scroggins

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If you need a quick buzz, chop it up a little dry it in the oven at 150F for about 20 minutes. Doesn't taste great, but in really good weed the high doesn't change much. I can dry a bud 3 or 4 weeks before harvest & tell if it a keeper or not.
 
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