THE SECRET TO CURING FOR THE BEST TASTE!

[@icanthc]

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[@maroonspirit7142]

Where..? Here? Lol ok I'll comment. Damn the longest I've cure was like couple weeks

[@Doppler1234]

👍🏾 nice

[@raymondbrennan614]

🤩mh LEDs! I have cured for over a year by accident and it was fire!

[@jasonharris9507]

As yet

[@hellcatsusie]

I start like the first day to like the 4th or 5th day in Brown paper bags then move them to the jars maybe A few days longer It depends on the bud In the jars for about 6 weeks my longest But I still burp them on occasion after I feel like they’re done

[@garyjornadal3625]

I use the paper bag method,comes out perfect every time.couple years ago I put the bags in the room outside where we keep like garden tools etc.its got 3 walls it's just open where the 4th wall and door would be . Just trying to give a visual, anyway,not long ago one of my roommates was cleaning up the tool shed and he handed me a paper bag with the top rolled down,I grabbed it thinking no way shaking it,there was something still in it. There was one big bud from like 2 years ago still bright green,it had lost some smell and some potency but it got me stoned pretty good,for being in an open shed in nothing but a paper bag no mold at all which is amazing to me,rainy seasons and all,true story.

[@michaelhammond9459]

I call bullshit

[@keelo-byte]

Waxy paper bags for.mushrooms work well, for some reason they dont sell them at my supermarket but they have a stack of them for when you buy mushrooms so i just grab a few freebies.

[@garyjornadal3625]

@@keelo-byte right on cool

[@robbscofield9968]

I leave the buds in paper bags for a week then put in jars . It works for me.✌️

[@krustysurfer]

Im working with a paper bag this year, so far the results are looking real good. Smell is nice.

[@smellygellybiscuits3814]

I used to go by the dryness of the stems to determine when to jar things up, but I found way too much variability in when stems start snapping. Now I just jar things up when I think they're about right (usually ~7 days of hanging at 55% RH and 65 degrees) and if nugs stick together in the jar then I just leave the lid off, wait 12-24 hours, give the jar a shake and see if nugs are still sticking together. I've never had to wait more than 24 hours with the lid off until the humidity is at the right point and I've also never had mold with this curing method after ~8 years.

[@ghettokidofficial]

Yeah mine was completely dry but the stems didn't completely snap

[@cd123atd4e]

But my buds are still sticky when dried right .. they still stick together in the jar

[@ghettokidofficial]

@@cd123atd4e just sounds like good bud I've smoked bud that I thought was one big nug but they all just stuck together

[@Bent_Wild]

My shit is just taste sucks. Lose my flavors

[@glyndonsprofessionaldetail7429]

I've overdried a few plants waiting for the branches to snap , ive found you don't wanna listen for the snap but wait for there to be a slight resistance then it gives, there won't really be a sound but it'll kinda feel like a snap

[@johnf8904]

Thanks!

[@icanthc]

Your very Welcome! Thank YOU!!! 😎🙏💚

[@johnf8904]

Quality content, slick delivery man. Thank you.

[@danielrichmond4380]

For some people curing is easy. Not always for me. I don’t always get the flavor I’m looking for 😕 but still pretty potent

[@eddylorenzo5033]

Me aswell it's smells good not great but I get blasted and it's sticky

[@pandahsykes602]

If it’s sticky and tastes bad that means you didn’t dry it long enough , dried it too fast and it re-moisturized (overly strong fan directly on the buds drying) , or your humidity/tempwas off in your drying room . After about a week of curing the hay scent will be gone , or if you dry trimmed it and dried it longer than the hay scent should be gone as you drop the nugs in for cure day #1 . Either way after a week or so it should start to smell better .

[@Micheal313]

I've been having issues due to weather. The humidity sunk to friggin 10% a few days after trimming. I then tried to cure too early with the hope of slowing down the overall drying process and spot a tiny bit of mold on like 2 buds for 2 dif jars so I've just spred then back out on a rack. I usually have good results because the weather would typically be perfect but this year hasb been out of whack

[@stevend474]

It really doesn't matter. Anything I grow will beat the mexican brick I grew up on in the 90s.

[@mikevandermeulen5113]

YES!!!!!!!!!me too😂😂😂

[@necrophage5248]

I still have some seed from brick weed. Was going to hopefully snag me a land race. If any were to germinate that is. That weed was layerd in a way that it ferments before being bricked up. Do u remember when weed was measured correctly 32g an oz. Then some retarded greedy vermin said let weigh it by Troy metal at 28 grams and keep the rest

[@goldenfox334]

i had a jar of grape kush i lost once and didnt find it till i was moving out. this stuff had been cured for about 3 years lol. was really tasty but was garbage flower, what it lacked in potency though it made up in smell and taste. as a side note im not dissing on grape kush, i know its a really potent plant but back then i was still learning the trade lol

[@austinbradford4037]

Dude, really appreciate your guidance and advice. Benchmarking others’ experiences helps you determine best for yourself. Collaboration with other partners also helps with brainstorming and troubleshooting. Do it your own way, but learn from this and other guys who have blazed trails in learning what works best for you. Thanks, Bud!

[@smellygellybiscuits3814]

As far as long-term storage, I do two hash runs every year. Once my jars have been sitting in my stash for 18 months, they get thrown into a hash run. I've noticed a degradation in potency after about two years of being jarred up so I try to make it into hash and get it all smoked before it turns into "nap time hash."

[@minekush1138]

nothing wrong with some heavy weed means its got a lot of cbn most likley😂

[@pandahsykes602]

Ya the thc dies and turns into cbd and other non-desirables for most smokers

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Best tip for curing.....pick a few buds small buds or break a bigger one (4-6g), put them in a small jar with hygrometer....if after a couple of hours they are still below 63. Then ready to put in jar or grove bag. I've got one of those wood moister metres, they are ok, quite difficult to get a stem reading and the snap method does get you in the right zone. But nothing beats the little 2 hr tester jar. for real accuracy, in my experience.

[@ntroxell83]

A wet bud won't be at 63 percent right off the plant

[@ntroxell83]

Slow dry over 14 days

[@UbiquitousRomp]

@@ntroxell83 small amount, 2 hrs.....thats not the same as four ounces thats going to humidity spike to 70 % it works. hense posting it. If you don;t believe I can hit 63% after a 10 -14 day dry then thats down to you and you local ambient conditions. So work out yourself what your jar point is, aim for 57-58 and it's still going to be better than far to wet, and as I say it's an indicator. stem snapping is too vague for many and wood moisture metres are hard to get a reading. If people over dry, then another tip, is to add some of the trunk or a few pieces of the plants branches to the jar and keep sealed for a few days until the humidity rises and enthuses the buds, then start curing.

[@ivanrowe2880]

To thanks so MUCH! First time around this way ,figuring cure dry is a bit stressful. Lucky for us you gave a FANTASTIC tip and anyone that reads it will join me in sending you good vibes for farming and good vibes for chillin Take care

[@victoririzarry750]

So anything under 63 trim and bag for curing ?

[@mikebanks6704]

Perfect video for sitting here trimming this dutch passion power plant photos 🤘🏻🤘🏻 and yes it will all be goin into grove bags 100%

[@captainpeckerhead4551]

I've found stem snap it's to dry already I don't go by that anymore...

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Best tip for harvest.....pick a few buds, put them in a small jar with hygrometer....if after a couple of hours they are still below 64/65. Then ready to harvest. I've got one of those wood moister metres, they are ok, quite difficult to get a stem reading and the snap method does get you in the right zone. But nothing beats the little 2 hr tester jar. for real accuracy, in my experience. If you over dry, but some of the plants branches into the jar for a couple of days and seal without burping and the RO will rise back into the low 50's ready for you to start curing.

[@davidmotlagh9779]

I'll usually put the top buds in a separate jar from the bottom buds. I burp for about 15min twice daily until there's no more hay smell(like 7 to 10 days) then the bottom buds are fair game. The top buds I keep for a month to 6 weeks...

[@pandahsykes602]

I do similar , I’m guessing you wet trim as the hay scent usually is gone if you dry trimmed after drying as opposed to wet trim before drying … either way I separate the tops too , sell em for slightly more too

[@thekidd1856]

U shud never have your bud smelling like hay in any process bro , sumthing u was not right ,u proly dried too long or poor genetics

[@618grow]

​@thekidd1856 oh really now? Drying too long causes hay smell? Hmm u sure about all that? Poor genetics causing hay smell? Wtf bro do your homework b4 u start chiming in

[@davidmotlagh9779]

@@618grow potty mouth

[@HoodRichSWERVE]

@@thekidd1856it’s always gonna have that kinda sweet grass/hay smell that stays when it’s fresh harvested and for st least a week typically will smell weird like that.

[@kathleenblock4865]

U r totally right, clean clean and use thick tarps for the floor.❤❤

[@87Rado]

Still burping a jar harvested December 2021, and have definitely noticed improvement in appearance and flavor. Currently in the middle of my 3rd grow with Mars hydro lights, love them!

[@mikehunt146]

Which lights?

[@kingcola3849]

If you're using Mars Hydro lights use the newer ones their lights have a lot of blue which is great for veg,but for flower you'll get a lot of popcorn buds you'll get your weight but you will have a lot of trimming and I mean a lot of trimming to do because of that blue Spectrum you need to have more red Spectrum in flower if you look at any professional grow lights they will never have more blue than red ever

[@edrominger6165]

That's what I got a Mars Hydro T1000 3-foot by 3-foot

[@alecblackburn9831]

Burping what hopes and dreams ??😅 my guys that’s dust nah😂😂😂

[@downsyndromehitler5697]

@@kingcola3849 glad you said this ive noticed the same thing with mine, ive got others under other brand lights in the same crop and the difference in bud size is obvious

[@UbiquitousRomp]

If you over dry and get a low RH in the jar of say 55. Cut up some of you thicker branches from you plant and put them into the jar for a couple of days sealed. and the RO should rise to the low 60's...then start you cure

[@davidbabin1287]

BRO…. You mean RH… relative humidity… NOT RO…smdh… wtf is really going on here… people trying to be all scientific here and can't even properly pronounce the terms needed… I pray no one has been misled here! Good grief…

[@kelly-annlaveau262]

Hey Matt great info , Mucho appreciate I have grown twice and loved it as just became legal to grow My indica looks ready need for sure to gut down as i babied loved and cried with my girls From Cornwall Ontario Canada

[@jean-micheltanguay8664]

1 month minimum for cure in big IKEA jars then they get sealed in 2l mason jars and cure while being consumed. I separate buds in size and leave the big nugs alone until the end. 6 months cure was my longest and it was very good medicine. Tasty and potent.

[@WoodratFLA]

My first grow GG#4 went into the jars late september. I will agree, the longer its in the jar the better the taste has been. Great videos!

[@Duramaxmanny]

Everyone grows gg#4 bruh😂😂

[@christopherellis7047]

Me and my friend have been growing for years him 12 years me about 7. The longest time That we cured our lovely tasty when we were putting up our jars we had so much between the both of us each plant after drying at least 3 pounds off 3 plants, 9 to almost 11 feet high. So back to the cure flowers. It was I believe about 6 months give or take. We had gotten rid of all of it except for about a P per person I forgot about 1 of my jars and one day I was going through my closet and was totally floored popped the top the smell was fabulous went to my boys house and fired up it was phenomenal made my mouth drool for more!!!!!!

[@lawnman3638]

If using the stem method make sure that you are not testing the larger branches for snap. The buds should pop off the branch without any tearing.

[@icanthc]

Absolutely!! Don't want it over dry

[@crashbash5554]

Dropping knowledge on the daily... keep it up man! we appreciate you

[@superpatje]

I am smoking a year and a half old kosher kush right now. Some of the best I ever smoked..... Long curing indeed changed the colour of the flower but the taste....... 💚💚💚😊

[@colinowttrim3658]

2 years is my longest cure, lol. Sometimes, we forget we have a few ponds in cure. 😅

[@Bxxzy]

That’s dope af😂💯💯

[@GraemeMcClory]

Nice, that explains why u forgot to be fair😂

[@MyBarie]

How was the quality

[@barcharlie]

Great Video. Glass Jars can be a bummer if they drop and break. I like to use 5 gallon buckets with screw top lids and yes continue to burp and turn the flower every so often while in storage.

[@davidbryden7904]

I've been doing a bit of "research" on drying, and read that terps are VOCs (volatile organic compound) . These compounds actually evaporate and oxidize during the drying process 😳 many at relatively low temperatures (62° f and up) and MOST will at "room temperature". 58 - 60° was considered optional range, and even slight variations will effect the final product. I myself have noticed that my humidity can be kinda tricky to keep steady, but if my temps are steady, I still have decent smoke. Still learning! Cheers 💨 ✌️💚🌲🌏☮️

[@G36Jeff]

Appreciate the knowledge.

[@pierreedghill4257]

I think it’s very difficult to achieve these temps and humidity without using AC. If you live in a hot climate how do I achieve good temps and humidity

[@picassopackboyz]

@@pierreedghill4257 one of the best things to invest in is a humidifier and a dehumidifier your gonna need them at different stages to dial in your humidity , add extra clip on fans if your battling heat or just use an ac if u can , first run I got a dehumidifier from Facebook market and a humidifier from a thrift store for 15$ and it does the job perfect just clean it well before putting any new equipment in the tent

[@DavidfromMichigan]

I keep mine in jars in the fridge. After a long cure of course. And temp is far more important than humidity for a good cure.

[@G36Jeff]

@@DavidfromMichigan how long do you cure. How long do you keep in the fridge

[@BklynBundles]

So you don’t have to burp the groove bags at all during the whole curing stage?

[@SimRacingVeteran]

I still got some from my Dec 2021 harvest. The flower still hits but the look is a lot less desirable than when it was fresher.

[@rastak4895]

I normally start smoking 6 days after cure and can tell the longer it sits the more terpenes I can taste. I use boveda packs for up to 3 months at a time too

[@TheDedloc]

my first plant isnt done yet but I plan to cure for a month. I dream of having a wine cooler at 60 degrees F with just jars and jars in it lol ill be dipping in the cookie jar after 30 days but hopefully I just have too much and it will have no choice but to sit around and cure for a year :)

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Get groves, seal um up and cure for them month

[@johnnyb4869]

Make sure u have something to smoke while curing so you can be patient ❤

[@juelz4516]

Ohhhh that’s the most important step !!

[@johnnyb4869]

@@juelz4516 yea I was always dipping into it

[@rdottrinny]

Ain't nobody got time for that 😂

[@TheManuelmurga]

im curing right now and i stop buying the shitty brick weed, that we have in Venezuela and its the only shit that you cant get in this country there is no culture in cannabis. So im in detox and perhaps ill smoke my fingers o start burning those dosidos x peach oz from kush brother nugt!!!

[@whodatdiehard7729]

Like A MF!!

[@PokePackPioneers]

I have a question about drying and curing. My environment has a dramatic change in humidity. 15%-80%. I’m thinking this year to dry it with a humidifier because of how dry it is here. Got a seal room for this. I’m thinking getting a smart humidifier that is smart so I can adjust it easier and open door or close it to dry it out. For drying and curing then put into a gasket seal plastic container with humi pack 58%. Maybe play with different woods to suck up hay smell. What you think for a dry climate?

[@facetious1428]

Yo great episode...bruuuh. Potency and flavor rules. Your advice is always the best on youtube.

[@anneandricevic6820]

Hey Matt 🙂 I enjoy curing my cannabis in my cigar humidors. The wood construction of the humidor makes for an excellent environment to cure and long term store cannabis. I have a few strains over 2yrs old and there as most and firm as the day they went in. The terms are still there 2+ yrs later and they taste more mature and developed. My goal is to age a few strains upto 5 yrs and 10 yrs each and see how they turn out😁😁 Anyways great vid, keep up the good work. 🙂

[@JackFrost-fe5mk]

Lol

[@anthonycelano165]

Good luck with that

[@philip230884]

Lose potency in my opinion after 3 years had it for 5, didn't taste great and no real stone. There is a shelf life.

[@jasonpavlak2055]

🤣😂

[@headChingon]

I just found out you can do this. And it changed the game for smaller grows. It took so much research and finally the a/c humidor was the only thing that I could find up with. Like minded individuals.

[@ramblinman-fe5vn]

I love all the good tips! Thanks.

[@Mad_Medz]

Soooo in theory if i harvest my plant earlier when the trichs are mostly clouldy/milky with about only 2% amber, some will degrade overtime during the cure increasing cbd slightly?

[@lindafoshay7399]

Thanks for the wonderful information

[@djb8816]

That “short” Banging combo Ran its run, was root bound! People don’t cheap out on a small grow container

[@kiddynamite3931]

The past decade or so, I only I've been completely concentrating on breeding, and finding the best day, and nighttime smoke. 6 years I have bud in jars. I store in a cool dark area in Mason jars, but after 3 years or so, the colors fade, as do the terps. Some potancy is lost too. My best cure was 2004. It was UK Cheese, however it smelt like fruit punch. 6 months later I popped em, and got straight Parmigiano! Good show, infectious attitude you have. I wish more had your passion

[@NewGrowCity420]

great video bro! i got some good info from this, gonna work on my setup soon!

[@laurajones2032]

Anyone know why these don’t work when they have new batteries 5:11

[@bear_66]

I only had my first harvest and after drying I initially cured for a month, but it's still curring because theres a lot left. I still open the jars daily

[@G36Jeff]

Do you have any hay smells?

[@bear_66]

@@G36Jeff a little tiny bit but mostly smells citrus and the Northern lights smell like vanilla

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Once it's down below 62% you don't need to open the jars, you want it to infuse and marinate.

[@vinniez2188]

@@G36Jeff the only thing that causes hay smell is improper drying. Curing only develops the smells, flavors, and potency. Make sure the plant is dry and you will never have the hay smell again.

[@G36Jeff]

@@vinniez2188 what dried to fast? I made sure to take 2 weeks. It was over two weeks. Still had slight bend to the stems. But it was pretty dry. Still had the hay smell. And they were autos.

[@Romario3000]

I hate buying uncured weed and it’s becoming the norm here

[@berniceia111110]

I love your videos so informative...

[@justinulrich9969]

Longest cure so far is 6 months in Jars. Just switched to Grove bags a couple months ago and loving them so far. Great video lots of great information. Thank you and God Bless.

[@IaMGucci1]

Same

[@zootvmexico]

Do you like more Grove Bags instead of jars ? No need to add boveda packs to Grove Bags like with the jars for longer storage ? How is the taste and smell side by side ?

[@justinulrich9969]

@@zootvmexico Yes I do very much so. No boveda packs needed at all. It is a very big improvement on the quality of the buds smell and taste. It seems to enhance the terpene profile also.

[@zootvmexico]

@@justinulrich9969 Thanks man I should try them for my next harvest !!

[@justinulrich9969]

@@zootvmexico anything great thing is no more having to burp the jars. Just keep them in a dark cold 65’F room and let them do there thing.

[@terrelakabigblunt]

Killer content bro 👌 I've been curing my Blue Berry and my cookies gelatos for a month and a half and they taste and smell amazing thanks for the knowledge bro keep up the amazing work and stay safe and stay high peace ✌️

[@CATTABIS]

Hey man! Great video Great content Just harvested and began the cure 1/14/24. I trimmed dry and got like 95% of the leafy material off then clipped buds down to manageable sizes then I put them into jars for the curing. I have a small Hygrometer in there to monitor the RH and Temp My temp is around 19 C (Hygrometers are only in C -- so that is like 66F) And RH was 70% this morning when I grabbed the jar and it was still closed -- opened jar and let it sit for 15 minutes then sealed it back up and it's in my dark basement in ball jars. When I closed it back and put the hygrometer back in --it was at 45% so it dropped 25% just by opening the jar for those 15 minutes. I am going to keep burping it 2x per day for the first week, then 1x per day for the second week, then 3x per week for the third and then check it and see what it looks like. Usually after 3 weeks I can go to burping it just 1x per week for the 4th week and moving forward so usually after 3 weeks of actively checking it and burping it, I can then store it longer term and just burp it once per week (or maybe even less depending on the specifics- it just depends on what the buds look like). I notice that after the 3 weeks of burping, the smell is TERRIFIC! no Planty smell --no grassy chlorophyll-- just sweet skunky bud smell and it's so nice. I love the videos man! I watch all cannabis growing videos to get as much knowledge as I can and I watch yours multiple times to gain info. I want to master it and try different things and gain experience. Appreciate it big time bro!

[@icanthc]

Amazing!! Happy to help fam!! We leaen more each grow!!

[@johngarvin8888]

When the stem breaks in half then its ready. Stem just bends then its still to moist

[@kingfishphill4120]

That was a great video on curing bud The information was right on iCanTHC Also yesterday video about using led grow light very good schooling !!

[@paulhauchon2265]

Hello bro'. The best way and tips for curing process, thanks for sharing Matt ! Curing stage is so important... It makes all the difference between hay and good flowers taste.... Essential I would say.... And the longer is better.... But pretty hard to be patient sometimes 😜..... Always using jars.... They do the job for sure... But I 'm going to try grove bag (many thanks to iCanTHC beans club) for my last harvest..... I can't wait 😆.... But I have to.... Waiting for the next content.... Take care Peace

[@GatorUp]

Great question, in all seriousness i have flower over 20yrs old at my place 💭🔥🤙🏼

[@stevenminix]

I hang mine in a dark dry room where it gets great airflow never being stagnate. I usually go til the stem has that perfect snap. Then I jar them, and burp them everyday 2 or 3 times so they have fresh air, I keep that up for wuite a while maybe even like a month then I always threw a 60% boveda pack in with them and just let em sit til I feel like smoking them. I always keep them in dark because they say light can degrade the flavor.

[@carlsmith4767]

To me I think growers aren't tailing the truth about currying. My last grow (purple wreck) I did something different, in a three-gallon cloth pot week 7 of flowering trics turning milky, I put the plant the pot whole thing in the shed and stop watering. Each day I slowly trimmed off leaves. By the first week some trics turned amber and the soil was dry, after week two the buds were crunchy, but firm. I put the buds in small pickle jars for curing.. first week burped once a day week 2 every other day. after that just smoke on. best weed I've ever grown. PS when the pot soil dries the plant starts to smell more and more.

[@moonWraith13]

Yeah because it’s stressing out and without all the moisture more of your terpenes start evaporating

[@apeacefulgrower]

Great Tips 👊 Cheers fam ✌️🪴✌️ Cheers to Mars Hydro 👍

[@617grower7]

What if you keep your drying tent or area at 60 and 60 after it does dry around 10 to 14 days the process of curing is ongoing so if I keep my tent at 60 and 60 do I still need to cure in a jar

[@DavidfromMichigan]

Yes. You need an air tight container to draw out the rest of the moisture that's locked inside.

[@DavidPriller]

Good information, thx

[@ChristFORhew]

So I'm having problems with taste of my Bud. I flush dryed for 7 days and cured, and it tasted awful. I dont get it all 3 grows tasted awful i dont know what it is ...

[@ChristFORhew]

The humidity in my jars stays at 55... from when i put them in to weeks later..

[@615notwxusti]

3 years and it smells awesome

[@MrJheflin12]

I've cured my bud for 3 years but always kept fresh boveda packs un the jars. The bud tasted amazing, very smooth almost like smoking air and was fresh as the day I put it in the jar. It also tightened the buds up the longer it stayed in the jar.

[@tomtroy3792]

3 years is a long time to cure I might be dead by then and won't get to smoke any of my weed

[@policetheconstitution]

I need that light. BANGER

[@natibudz2984]

Appreciate the content, Gods work

[@briannixon9733]

How excellent!’ I am putting the 🪓 to 37 ladies. As I’m typing. 14 days at 60% RH and prolly will 63 degrees Fahrenheit. Usually that’s what I can get it to. Basement grows are, I believe, the best for saving environmental $$. I.E. costs less for cooling . Right on Matt !!

[@ronlasting1203]

What is your opinion on the Cannatrol Dryer?

[@congerthomas1812]

Thanks Man,I have cured for months after they said it was cured,even some brown stuff from Mexico. If it smells good, it will be good.

[@Lahmekful]

Ting called herb dryer and cost like 30/40 dollars. Check it out

[@danwilkinson2797]

I once burped a jar and the lid popped off hitting me in the face with enough force to leave a red mark. Is that normal?

[@JIMTOWNSTEVE.]

I really like the grove bags ! This is my first season using the bags and I'm truly satisfied, it's a great product 😎👍✌💚

[@davidbryden7904]

I've heard good things about the company(Grove Bags) too! Those guys actually SMOKE flowers! As opposed to say... an ex-vice officer for instance! 😆 🤣 Nice to support the community 👍 ✌️💚🌲🌏☮️

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Best thing about groove bags is they don't clunk when running across a field in the dark

[@brianshirley1482]

what about boveda 60% pacs

[@raulduke7142]

I just started smoking stuff i jarred in March of 2022. Long cure, better bud.

[@henrybourgeois2225]

Longest cure time 2 years.. Because of excess It was wonderful, but I was diligent on my cure process.

[@dadstent]

Great tips as always growmie, appreciate you!

[@pothead1751]

Hang dry till the stems crack. Buck the bud's Into five gallon buckets with screw on lids and burp for two weeks! Good luck smoker's and growers 💚🌱💨

[@rhino1393]

Cure in food saver vacume sealed jars

[@othneilcreary3039]

Bro you so accurate and full of information 👊🏾

[@icanthc]

Appreciate that!!!

[@headChingon]

Boveda63, an a/c humidor, and jar it for months with the burp.

[@heavyhitter7500]

Thanks for the video I've been having problems because my house is a little warmer than ideal because it's cold I live in Michigan so winter is a little tricky lol

[@christopherx9130]

Longest I cured for is about 3 to 4 weeks. Glass jars. I can get a little impatient after the 2nd week. Lol.

[@patrickdunn8918]

Same here… We always do three weeks.

[@philblycha5840]

I aim to dry at around 20 degrees Celsius and 50-60% humidity. As someone said earlier terpenes are (VOCs), volatile organic compounds and some terpenes start to evaporate at as low as 22 degrees Celsius. I normally use my air conditioner as it’s easiest to control what conditions I want. Then I tag and bag just before any stem is snapping. Then burp regularly (every 2 days and check) for about 2 weeks. Then I use a esky in a cool spot in the dark cupboard or wardrobe.

[@jonnytamayo13]

Love the channel.

[@JackFrost-fe5mk]

I'm dying bro! How is there so many people forgetting and finding jars years later 🤣😅😆😄😂 definitely can't be gas bruh 😯😯😯😆😅🤣😄

[@joshnoble7441]

Shit was gas. So fire they forgot where it was.

[@efrideetswrath7935]

I feel like people end up growing way too much weed for personal use, then when they harvest next they just smoke the fresh stuff and forget about the older harvest.

[@scorpioslab]

Exodus cheese year and a half was still sticky as the initial final burp date. In my opinion smell and taste was more enhanced the longer it went.

[@lesliehardan5081]

I. Live in Arizona and there is no humidity. Dry is dry. I'm at a loss how not to over dry my bud

[@rightpassage]

I have a date for a little GG4 cure I have going. Keeping sealed for three years. I'll see how it turns out for sure! 🤯

[@HOUSEOFBULLIESKENNELS3106]

Do you have to burp while using boveda or grove bags

[@icanthc]

if u seal the grove bags, no, if using glass jars yes

[@HOUSEOFBULLIESKENNELS3106]

@icanthc ok thank you..... One more question what do I have to do to keep that strong smell at harvest time through curing,and keep hard buds?

[@bigbrax1288]

A longer cure is definitely better in my opinion!

[@alfredosantos6669]

THANKS FOR THE VIDIO.

[@icanthc]

Got u bruh

[@ZAYSPLACE]

Damn big homie, like always your video is rite on time 👍😂. I just had 2 harvest hit the jar, TODAY, RITE NOW. LMFAO 🤣🤣. I have another one about to hit the jar in a few days and my last harvest of the year not long after that. Can't wait to see what you have coming next 😉

[@tyarahfrazier9957]

Mars light are dope

[@bobmurphy9651]

Does anyone store their bud in the freezer?

[@T-money0985]

Yes, Yes, 1000% yes! Curing is SOOOOO important!

[@matthewwashington4915]

When the next video on the smart grow room?

[@twocentkillergaming1245]

2 years cured in vacuum seal bags with 58% bovita pack thrown in freezer an fogot bout that shit was still 🔥

[@popup1959]

Thanks. Lost all my outdoor to bud rot from too much rain this year. Got my indoor curing now. I've been able to still have some cured after 1 year and ya, it's excellent! 👍👍

[@JoJon536]

This season was real bad on the rot front outdoors!

[@popup1959]

Still have to give it a go next year. My best yields are from outdoor.

[@pandahsykes602]

@@JoJon536my cousins didn’t listen to me when I told them to pot all their outdoor plants and move them under a tarp this year , and shake them when ever the rain stops if they can’t get to doing that .. they also didn’t listen when I told them that rot spreads if it’s not cut out . They got a few ounces overall with 6 plants , I got 2 with a pound … could have gotten more but I ended stunting the growth a few times by doing too much supercropping at the wrong times

[@wmr4852]

I suck at curing. I have Grove bags, c vaults, and mason jars. I have only tried twice. I am still learning. 😢

[@JackFrost-fe5mk]

LMAO are you serious? Maybe it's the beans you are using 🤔

[@JackFrost-fe5mk]

Save your money and get a growers bible by Jorge Cervantes should be like 20 bucks on Amazon 👍🤞🤞 good luck

[@Mikey-rj1lr]

hygro meters make it easier

[@kaedenbarr855]

Nice Tino’s box! I see you bro! 😎

[@dwightharrison7517]

Hey I found a seed company, Pheno seeds. They are making big claims about their THC levels in their genetics. I want you to do a seed to harvest with some of their stuff to see if they have the fire or not.

[@randyrussell4864]

Good stuff bro

[@alien8_crypto]

you also got a powerpoint presentation bro? need some pix and arrows, bold, kursiv, lill´ bit a color and maybe some chicks and lots of speed up the nasanals, just to stay on focus, you feel me?