I plan on water curing when I harvest. I had an idea about the possibility of speeding process up even more and wanted to see if anyone has tried it or knows what the outcome would be.
What if you could continuously replace the water it is soaking in? Like either have a drum of water and a pump to keep replacing the water. Or even simpler, have a water hose turned on the whole time to keep flushing out the water. My idea was to use the cooler idea and put a water hose in to keep the water circulating and replacing itself. Maybe even add a fishtank powerhead to help with moving the water around.
Would this speed up the process even more with moving water constantly though the buds? Of course the water could not be turned on too much but just enough to create a current across the buds to keep "washing" them.
Could this decrease the 7 day rule down to about lets say 3 or 4 days?
Any thoughts?
What if you could continuously replace the water it is soaking in? Like either have a drum of water and a pump to keep replacing the water. Or even simpler, have a water hose turned on the whole time to keep flushing out the water. My idea was to use the cooler idea and put a water hose in to keep the water circulating and replacing itself. Maybe even add a fishtank powerhead to help with moving the water around.
Would this speed up the process even more with moving water constantly though the buds? Of course the water could not be turned on too much but just enough to create a current across the buds to keep "washing" them.
Could this decrease the 7 day rule down to about lets say 3 or 4 days?
Any thoughts?