Dry & Cure Your Cannabis Like This to Perfect Your Harvest

[@Kdubb420]

No cannatrol for me but a thermoelectric wine cooler with fans on the inside gives me a 14+ day dry with perfect humidity. No loss of terps whatsoever. Got one cheap on offer up for under $100

[@stangmann1521]

Cannatrol-8 days /Grove bags & done Perfect dry & cure every time! Worth every penny too me!

[@Your_Mailman_Grows_7121]

60/60 is important...but if your tent is constantly exhausting out too, it will speed up the dry, as well. I was trying to figure out why I couldn't get a 14-day dry time it, and "for me," it was the exhausting running too much too often

[@WhiteBirdPlays]

So I was robbed recently which forced a harvest date early (luckily only 5/12 plants were snatched) and I had two medium-large sized branches the dude left behind. Dried them in one week and smelled like hay. I think my fan was going too much as well. Was using the fan to dehumidify and a humidifier to humidify but the 8” ac infinity online on a 4x8 tent on speed one for always on and up to speed 3 to dehumidify… think my fans were too much or do you think I just didn’t have enough plant material? Was trying to salvage what was left behind but definitely want to figure out what went wrong before I harvest my girls in 6-8 weeks

[@myanez11]

Cannatrol does it all!!👍🏼

[@stangmann1521]

I love my Cannatrol

[@rickschlosser6793]

I’m not laughing at the bucket Scotty, that’s what I use. I use it because my mentor uses one. I’m on the northern prairies in Canada. Low humidity here too, so I feel your pain. Thanks for sharing.

[@Terpking-34]

I’m very happy with my Cannatrol. But it is not the same. I would still rather hang and dry the traditional way. But with limited space the Cannatrol is a lifesaver.

[@stangmann1521]

I love my Cannatrol

[@diegorootsman3864]

Just got my Cannatrol

[@stangmann1521]

I love my Cannatrol

[@jeffgates8080]

always love the tips man much love to the grow fam

[@matrixresetinprogress]

I keep steady 66 degrees and 59 percent rh. The branches stay hanging for minimal 10 days. But I can get away with 30 day hang if I wanted .

[@tylerhenry3665]

A lot of great information thank you but I use the herbs now dryer and it takes the scare out of the drying and I’m very happy with it. I recommend it.

[@milesoffshoresportfishing746]

12 days works well for me here in Va. im usually at 70 degrees and 55-60% humidity. I agree with dry trim too!!! Timely show guys since its almost croptober!!!

[@robingeorge2445]

I have a couple HerbsNow dryers. They are awesome. Perfect dry every time in 3 days ready for cure. Terps for days.

[@TerraPrieta]

I do both simultaneously!!

[@BlazinRiver1]

First time grower(outside) and I am going to have too much...haha(I blame you guys and a couple of other channels). I am up in the San Luis Valley south of Alamosa. Dry and windy here. After a storm I hade to trim about 2 feet off one of my plants. Trichomes were about 60% cloudy so don't expect much. Got 4 oz of bud that I am going to use about 75% for hash. There is still 85% of the plant that is still going. The seed was in a jar of random seeds I have had for awhile. It is a sativa strain I think, skinny leaves, tall with a lot of buds. I used a drying rack in a 3 X 3 grow tent to dry. I trimmed the bigger leaves off and cut down the colas so they would fit. Filled 4 trays and took 11 days. I am using protein drink containers for the buds. I can put 1 1/2 oz with room for breathing. I figure they must be food grade safe. I think for the rest I am going to do what Scottie said, leave the leaves on the branches. Plus not using the drying rack. I think I can get it into the tent with enough room. I never topped it but it grew 4 main stalks from the ground. It is almost like 4 plants. Is it ok to kind of force it in a little as long as there is good air flow? In time it will fit better. And if I keep it a little on the dry side....53-57% at first I dont think I would have a mold problem? Thoughts anyone?

[@anneandricevic6820]

I dry for 2 wks in my tent then cure / store in my cigar humidors. My cannabis comes out smooth and silky every time. Take it easy and cya next time.

[@ezescapes2196]

Finally first time I’ve heard anyone answer with this “take some and roll a joint with it” for the how tell when it’s dry question. Literally the most common sense way and actually the best way imo. Using recharge for the first as a supplement with my reg amendments Scotty definitely a real one. Great show guys🤙

[@foxxflay1644]

Ac infinity drying tent? Gotta go check that

[@liberated4947]

any thoughts on freeze drying

[@ramongutierrez8137]

I think taking the size of the buds into consideration should be part of the drying cycle, determining how many days you may need to dry or helping at least

[@ramongutierrez8137]

And thank you guys for for all the tips too your awesome

[@brianfavaron4782]

Good concept of a plan 👍

[@daveapple205]

I want you guys to do a review of the Cannatrol Cool Cure machine.

[@MarkTattersall-t1b]

I've got 2. Just buy one😊there great!

[@TheDankTank420]

Great content guys smokin on some alien kush and drinking a 100 mg fruit punch here in whittier ca

[@SaintDuck]

Tried and true method I use and has never failed me. 7/7/7 drying method. 7 (absolute minimum) days at 70% humidity and 70 degrees. 10 or more days is preferred but the weed itself will let you know when dry enough. Indirect air movement but no direct air at the drying gals. Giant buds need to be broken down into smaller pieces to avoid rot. When dry, it goes into mason jars with a hygrometer. If above 65% humidity, out of jars and into a brown paper bag for a 1/2 day or day then back into jars until humidity in the sealed jar is at 65% or just below. Curing stops at 55% humidity and below. The sweet spot is 60-65% slowly dropping the first month. I do not use any humidity packs until after at least a month has passed. Some feel as I do that it can change the taste somewhat. I've never used grove bags but I might try them out soon. Edit: forgot that when in the jars burping daily is a must. I usually burp twice a day the first week or so. Then once a day for at least a month. I've read that all the Cannabis Cup winners and most of the entrants have at least a 6 month cure.

[@uncle_creepy2743]

I only use a bovida pack when I open a jar for the week to keep it 62% while I open the jar all day everyday for a week❤

[@chuckbailey6835]

Idk about any cup winners but I like a 4-6 month cure myself

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Scotty should make an affordable version of the Cannitrol so poor folks can get it.

[@WhiteBirdPlays]

What settings should be on my ac infinity tent to dry? Want to make sure I don’t have hay, I tried 67 degrees 62% humidity but I got hay, granted it was only a couple of branches rather than full plants like I intended. Humidifier was going but I think the inline fan maybe dried it too fast, any suggestions let me know

[@woodchipgardens9084]

How dry is the plant before you cut

[@TSR245]

Is in 😊

[@roncozad4108]

I usually like to start out at a higher humidity so that the moisture doesn't evaporate too fast over the first three to four days. During this time I slowly drop the humidity to my desired level for the rest of the drying stage. My thinking is that there is such a fast and huge loss of moisture in those first few days, that by slowing the evaporation might help?.?

[@jfed1972]

I have a plant i am about to harvest. Week 12, no amber tricombs. Should i wait? She is fading nicely. Nice buds. Rose gold #37

[@diezelvh4133]

Harvest while it's mostly milky white. No, it doesn't have to be amber unless you like more of a body stone.

[@bobdobs23]

The ph of the bucket and herb will interact,please use glass

[@uncle_creepy2743]

Dgc while in trim jail soon for me, first wave of harvest has been drying for a few days so far

[@davidbryden7904]

I do that same type of burp, Scotty 😂 I like to sample as I burp 😶‍🌫️💨💨

[@hippieweldor]

58f and 65 % for 3.5 wk in the hang.

[@edinelsonramirez5656]

1st thing I do is remove all of the smallest buds, because they are the very 1st to dry! No one ever mentions this very important detail !!!l. Buds are not always the same size! Small dry the fastest & they get removed 1st!

[@JaSon-wc4pn]

🇬🇧 UK is terrible for drying, naturally 14 days later and its still soggy & cold, A lot of extra heating and venting is needed

[@misterp8538]

I never try my Cannabis until it's sat in a jar being burped regularly for 3 to 4 weeks personally...does anyone else do it like I do?

[@Slayer_420]

Grove bags for the win 🤘🪴💚

[@MachoGrams]

Low n slow🤜💥🤛

[@brianfavaron4782]

❤ ✌ 👍

[@Gh4cv]

Hahaha, this stuff cracks me up. Keep teaching bad information so people fail!

[@aaronwoodley9624]

🤟🤟🤟🤙🤙🤙🥏🥏🥏

[@patrickbaker6140]

Has anyone used the Grove Bags to cure their cannabis ? If so , how did they work ?

[@blad6639]

I use them, they work well and I don't need to burp. I use a wood moisture meter to measure the bud humidity, once it's between 10 to 12 percent it goes into the bag, and that's it.

[@patrickbaker6140]

@@blad6639 thanks for the reply . Very useful

[@dannyslaughter4845]

I use grove bags to store, I also use the cannatrol, 3 rd harvest, the grove bags stay in the cannatrol until I need to dry a new harvest ,then I temporarily remove them. Easy, always fresh and perfect. Really. No smell after the dry/cure as it’s all bagged up. I used a label maker and labeled the front lip of the racks with my current product. Badda-boom. Lovin it

[@patrickbaker6140]

@@dannyslaughter4845 I’ve actually been saving $ for a cannatrol . I grow outside every spring , summer and fall so one of those would be sweet to have . I hear good things .

[@stangmann1521]

@@dannyslaughter4845 I have really enjoyed my Cannatrol,But you never want to put your grove bags inside / Just after 8 days 4 Dry & 4 cure then into Grove bags & done!

[@i_read_bad_reviews]

I feel like this should have been at 30 minute video

[@TTango]

Scotty food grade plastic don't off gas

[@scottwilliams6257]

So if your really serious about what your doing then I would just avoid Colorado all together. Maybe if you were born and raised and never left Colorado there's a chance you don't know what good is?

[@JehielDonday]

I disagree sir, a glass jar somehow give a better tasting weed

[@MarkTattersall-t1b]

Humidity packs are for long term storage not curing.

[@spazzymacgee5648]

I dont trust grove bags, they say they keep the humidity between 58 and 62 but ive been experimenting with them and when i have a humidity monitor in the bag its been way off, like mid 70's

[@MarkTattersall-t1b]

Cheap humidity monitor or still ABIT wet. Nothing wrong with grove bags. What's the temp?

[@spazzymacgee5648]

@MarkTattersall-t1b no it's a good quality humidity monitor, plus i put 3 in the bag, and the buds where hung for 15 days dry. I don't trust them. It's just a big zip lock bag with some logos on it, how can it regulate the humidity 🤔 scam I reckon. It's a pattern I see from a lot of these yt growers who just push crap to sell, so they get sponsorship.

[@spazzymacgee5648]

@@MarkTattersall-t1b no, everything is spot on, the trmp is 18c. the Grove bags don't keep the humidity between 58 and 62. It's a scam.

[@Growmoresungrown]

Support your local growers. 🦨💨