Drying.

Discussion in 'Marijuana Growing' started by Darius, Oct 11, 2006.

  1. Darius

    Darius Member

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    Ok i need good drying techniques i have one lady that made it through the summer outdoor grow ( it gets hot down south ) and im new to it ) so anyways i was looking for good drying techniques. I dont want any links and i dont wanna read much. I've played it by ear this far and id just like some tips . thx.
     
  2. dash

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    after you manicure the buds, put them in paper bag. Then each day gentl stir them with your hand to re-arange the buds. The ones closest to the sides of the bag will dry faster than the ones in the middle and by stiring you'll get a nice even dry. Depending on the humidity it could take 5 days or more. Have you learned anything about curing?
     
  3. Darius

    Darius Member

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    no i havent learned anything besides. whats Male. Female. And the constant care you have to give your outdoor grow dureing the early stages. Fertalize indoors then transplant outdoors and keep a close eye on your plants. Once they get going (sexed) though its pretty easy. Once a week water. Of course i am just starteing out, this is my first semi succesful growth. First summer season of me trying so. thx for the tip.
     
  4. dash

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    Well, curing is pretty simple, once the buds are most dry enough to smoke, you take them out of the paper bag and put them in a sealable glass jar. ya open the jar for bout 10 mins a day and check on the smell and to let some air change out, do that for a couple weeks and then it's cured. Curing it makes the smoke a lot more smooth and makes it so the buds only get better with age.
     
  5. geckopelli

    geckopelli Senior Member

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    Proper curing is really slow drying.

    Dry them SLOWLY- pushing the edge of mildew. A month to 6 weeks.

    Or just leave them in a dark wooden drawer for 10 days- two weeks, if you just what decent smoke.

    But if you have the patients, cure them slowly- it's worth it. IF-
     
  6. rangerdanger

    rangerdanger Senior Member

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    Curing IS NOT slow drying, it's a form of decomposition.
    During a cure chemical changes take place. Chlrophyll breaks down, non-psycho-active alkaloids convert into psychoactive ones and sugars are converted to name 3.
     
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