Do THIS After Harvest to Keep Your Cannabis as Tasty and Potent as Possible

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  @rexshepherd5482 · 2 years ago

  I have to agree with Robert Thorton below...If you keep your temps and RH in the 60 range, 14 days minimum. After several grows, I've noticed if I do it this way, nice and slow, I've never had a stem snap at 7 days. If it does, you dried it too fast and the quality will suffer. Go the distance, stay patient, you'll be glad you did. Don't believe everything you hear on the tube. Just because someone has a you tube channel, doesn't make them an expert. Use common sense, do some deep dive research from actual Agricultural scientist. Remember all good things take time. Wine, bourbon, weed

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• OL

  @old-fashionedcoughypot · 2 years ago

  Smoking some of my 2022 crop as l watch this. Opened up a Mason jar of it yesterday. Tastes pretty good still. l have been growing bud since 1986.

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• JA

  @jasonmasters4042 · 1 year ago

  This dude look surprised and scared at the same time.

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  @randall4411 · 2 years ago

  I just finished 9 plants with this process . Drying in the tent works .

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• PA

  @Paul-q3m7k · 2 years ago

  For curing large amounts , 5 gallon buckets with the o-ring screw in lids . Can’t beat them

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  @mykehunt2430 · 11 months ago

  I dried mine, cured mine in mason jars, and vacuum sealed them. <br>It was good for over a year

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  @TheMaineFrontier · 2 years ago

  3 gallon turkey bags are good for burping larger amounts at once. I use one for each strain instead of burping 50 jars...... Temp storage and burp humidity important, you do not want your bud to condensate when you burp(dew point) if buds are cold in a warm humid room....Love the content and style....

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• JT

  @jtrocktree5409 · 1 year ago

  I hang in my dry room for 2 weeks , then second trim &nbsp;, then glass &nbsp;containers until .

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  @aaronschwanke3563 · 2 years ago

  What a treat! I got to be the 420th like!! 👍😂😂 what an absolute perfect time to take a smoke break at work and watch this quick.

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  @hippieJOSH420 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m glad someone is discussing the slow cure. I think it should be even slower

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  @Surrogate_dolphin · 2 years ago

  Listen to your videos has been the best refresher course for growing I have learned so much new info and relearned stuff I forgot, thank you for helping out the community

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  @jefffolk4421 · 2 years ago

  Almost ready for my first legal Ohio harvest. Few more weeks. I’ve been doing so much research on the Dry and cure process. I’m well aware this is very important. God I don’t wanna screw it up.

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