Has anybody tried to dry/cue buds with rice?

Topic says it all. Im thinkin about trying it, wanna get some opinions.

I think the out come would be ghrimm , but try it if your willing to risk the herb let us know how it gos

Dont you use rice to dry stuff out faster/keep it dry?


You want to dry herb slow for the best smoke so rice wouldnt be ideal

I have, I used it as damage control for some buds that had some slight white mold starting in the center here and there.

If I remember correctly the first time I used it was because I didn't have any of those moisture capsules lying around. I needed it for a jar 1 week after jaring. It was 2 cheesequake colas that where as dense as a corn cobs. I didn't want to air dry any more because it was mid july high temps, and the outside of the buds was too dry as it was.

I threw in a very thin layer of rice in the bottom of the jar, like two or three grains depth. Worked like a charm...as far as I could tell. Mold stopped and the buds evened back out. It helped draw the moisture back up and out through the bud.

I got the idea because that was what my grandma used to do with cookies to keep them longer that or bread. I think I was high when the thought came to me.

Just do it the right way don't cut corners with something that took you 3 months to produce. Good Luck

Ghrimm

You can't rush a fine whiskey, and you can't rush a proper cure
Dr. Jekyll

Just toss them bitches in the microwave oven, should be all cured in under 2 minutes
Mr. Hyde

I wanna get me some of these!
2-way humidity control............... perfect 62%.......


next harvest.... I will I will......

MISSPHOEBE said:

I wanna get me some of these!
2-way humidity control............... perfect 62%.......

next harvest.... I will I will......

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I want to try those! I was thinking of rigging my dry room up with a humidifier(I know crazy right?) with a humistat. This is my first grow in CO and its dry as a MF here. I feel like some extra humidity will do a lot of good

Someone say im wrong if im wrong tho lol

you still have to get the bud dried to close to 62 for those things to work. but yeh i use those and i love them. i sleep well at night when i know these guys are hanging out with my buds.

Crispy Bacon said:

I want to try those! I was thinking of rigging my dry room up with a humidifier(I know crazy right?) with a humistat. This is my first grow in CO and its dry as a MF here. I feel like some extra humidity will do a lot of good

Someone say im wrong if im wrong tho lol

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Depends on the volume of bud and the area in which youre drying. Right now its easy to keep my bathroom at 50-60% while my buds are drying. Keep hygrometers in the room and dump air as needed with the lower RH colorado air. My buds are giving off enough moisture to keep the room where I need it to be.

mrblu said:

you still have to get the bud dried to close to 62 for those things to work. but yeh i use those and i love them. i sleep well at night when i know these guys are hanging out with my buds.

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I think thats one of the main reasons people have poor results with them, they expect the boveda to dry fresh cut bud for them to 62%

wishful thinking right?

Ibex said:

I think thats one of the main reasons people have poor results with them, they expect the boveda to dry fresh cut bud for them to 62%

wishful thinking right?

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Knew it sounded a little too good to be true lol. Thanks for the tips though man, almost that time ...gotta start building the dry room soon!

Crispy Bacon said:

Knew it sounded a little too good to be true lol. Thanks for the tips though man, almost that time ...gotta start building the dry room soon!

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O dont get me wrong, they work. But they work as a stabilizer with a few degrees variance of a product (cigars, bud etc) thats similar to the humidity of the boveda.

edit: I actually just ordered 6

Wouldn't using rice to cure contradict the purpose of curing?

I use the bodeva (62%) packs after my weed is about 3/4 through the curing process. They are designed more for RH stability rather than being used to cure wet weed.

Crispy Bacon said:

Knew it sounded a little too good to be true lol. Thanks for the tips though man, almost that time ...gotta start building the dry room soon!

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I can get a two week dry in Colorado without added humidity. By the time my outdoor season ends, my garage maintains about a 40-50 degree temp which helps slow dry them in low humidity. They absolutely still have enough moisture to cure, sometimes still too much.