Would like some tips on curing

corbin5754

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• Sep 16, 2014

• #1

Ok I have 3 qt jars of strawberry blue, got about 112 grams dried. Drying took about 5 days put them in jars and RH is at 61-62% so then I put in some 62% humidity pacs. What do I do now the jars are in a dark bathroom @69-70°

 

mmjmon

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• Sep 16, 2014

• #2

There are lots of threads on RIU to help you. Just search "curing" in the search bar.

You're already in jars, so just burp (open) them once a day until you read a couple of those threads.

 

GroErr

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• Sep 16, 2014

• #3

mmjmon said:

There are lots of threads on RIU to help you. Just search "curing" in the search bar.

You're already in jars, so just burp (open) them once a day until you read a couple of those threads.

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What mmjmon said, only tips I'll give you is burp like mmjmon said, and don't over-complicate the process. Don't really solely on the boveda packs, you should still burp.

 

bertaluchi

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• Sep 19, 2014

• #4

I like to take my buds out of the jar for a minute or two for the first 7 days of cure.

 

RAYRAY420SMOKEWEEDEREDAY

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• Sep 22, 2014

• #5

Just open jars let it breathe daily if buds are clumped take your stir stick lightly stir them around take them out and rearrange gently if you want then close jar. Remember trichromes are touched every time you touch the buds and are easily ruptured. Due that once a day for first week then less and less and you progress throughout the month

 

Dr.Pecker

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• Sep 22, 2014

• #6

Feel them every day, because they will still pull moisture out of the stems. Usually when I first jar one, the next day it will be moist again. I almost always end up taking them out and let it get air for a day. If they are slightly moist and you get it too warm it can mold.

 

mojoganjaman

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• Sep 25, 2014

• #7

boveda packs are not for curing, rather they are designed for storage...follow a proper dry/cure tek....then jug 'em up with bovedas...hth



mojo

 

Sand4x105

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• Sep 26, 2014

• #8

mojoganjaman said:

boveda packs are not for curing, rather they are designed for storage...follow a proper dry/cure tek....then jug 'em up with bovedas...hth



mojo

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He said he dried them to 61-62% so he was ready for Boveda's...
And yes what everyone says... I roll my jars, I open my jars, I breath in the lushes smell from the open jar...
If you already dried to 61-62% and already added a Boveda you are smarter and further ahead than 90% of growers at this point!
Visually inspect jar as you roll it around, open jar, and smell...
If smell is 'Not Right' hay or some other off smell, you probably put them into jar too wet...
It doesn't sound like that, the way you are going sounds perfect....