Hanging weed in mini-fridge?
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hotrodharley
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"What are the optimal conditions for drying weed? The following conditions are considered optimal for drying marijuana;
• Heat – Between 65 and 75°F (18-24°C)
• Humidity –Between 45 and 55%"
http://grow-marijuana.com/drying
The above stats do not indicate using a refrigerator for any reason to dry or cure.
• Heat – Between 65 and 75°F (18-24°C)
• Humidity –Between 45 and 55%"
http://grow-marijuana.com/drying
The above stats do not indicate using a refrigerator for any reason to dry or cure.
herbert78
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Like a boss hotrod...get 'em telt!
Don Geno
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Some people actually cure that way using a fridge just toss em in there after a good dry and then let it slowly cure I believe emerald cup talk was talking about this some pretty interesting thoughts although id only try this if I ran outta room but heres the vid fellow rollie pollies check it out ! Id maybe just do a dip maybe..
tropicalcannabispatient
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65% humidity. 70-75 temperature
MrStickyScissors
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I had a friend that put a le plant I'm the fridge while it was still growing to try and turn or purple. It yurned like a brown black color and died
Mount
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Thats what happens when you smoke too much and come up with an idea.... LMAO... NEVER mess with your plants when you smoked too much, it always turns out bad
Mount
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So, educate a newbie... is the box closed or open on a side? Got one I want to hang in a week or two I hope. the first one I did was not in a box, just hanging on a rack in a dark room but to me it dried too fast, like 3 days... jarred it after that but would prefer it take like 5 to 7 days at least before jarring...
MrStickyScissors
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best way is to just hang the hole plant for 6 days then trim the jar
MrStickyScissors
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Dont need a box. A closet with a fan circulating air will do. I have like 6 pounds drying like that right now
202buds
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Yea. I put a freshly chopped plant in there for about an hour or so and took it out to find it almost frozen. Some stems I had hanging in a closet for a couple days were put in the mini fridge about the same time. The frozen plant was allowed a few minutes to thaw but I noticed shortly thereafter that the plant had turned a darker green and smell was affected as well. The oTher stems were just fine though and actually smell and color were pretty much perfectly preserved. Idk the exact temp they're on now but I guess somewhere around 40s-50s farenheight