lol. my favorite food when stoned is a toasted pb&j sandwhich with
milk.

yummy yummy.

or any mexican food. omg, carne asada burritos when stoned...

orgasm in my mouth.

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umm.. er... well, that's one way to say it...

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PK, just thank your lucky stars that I am a gentleman. I may have one foot in the gutter but my mind's not there yet.

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Dont try it for curing, the box is not air tight... Its design works for quickly drying the flowers around the entire box. Curing will require something air tight for best results, such as mason jars.

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haha. thank goodness.

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'Curing' isn't necessary. Glass jars are great for storage, but the buds shouldn't be put in them until they are at the right moisture content for storage.

In the practical use of a dryer as I have specified, you will find that the outside of the buds will (of course) dry first. The outer material will get to the crispy dry state but the stems will still bend a bit. That's the time to take them out of the dryer and store them in an airtight tupperware or glass jar. The remaining moisture in the stems will rehydrate the outer material in a few hours, making the buds springy and pliable and ready to smoke or store long-term in a cool (16-18C), dark place.

If you accidentally overdry with a bud dryer (stems are brittle), rehydrating is as easy as nesting a paper towel with 1 tsp of water on it in with the buds in an airtight container for a few hours. The buds will be pliant and springy again in a couple of hours. Remove the paper towel and store as usual.

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Absolutely not, but it DOES improve the taste and smell of the finished product.

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Could somebody post a link to the bud dryer box? Thanks

If you're growing good DNA, the primary taste of the buds will be from a high resin content vs. vegetable mass. That resin content:veg mass ratio can't be changed by anything other than storing buds in a way that will cause sublimation or evaporation of resin, In other words, you can make it worse but not better.

The 'tradition' of applying processes identified as 'curing' to cannabis are very dated. You can find references to 'curing' in early 1970s grow books. Back in the day, most cannabis was grown outdoors and from sketchy DNA. Also, you didn't just get buds, you got a load of leaf matter which has very little resin content compared to the carbohydrate vegetable mass. Leaf is harsh to smoke mainly because of the low resin content. When you're dealing with those conditions, ageing the leaf matter in a sealed container with the buds would cause a transfer of some resin to the leaf, making the mull a bit less harsh.

However, time has marched on. We discard leaf these days and we grow better DNA, obviating the need to do anything to smooth out the smoke. Moreover, THC is a rather unstable compound. It breaks down with exposure to heat and light as well as simply with time. In other words, fresher buds are stronger buds.

'Curing' is just not necessary under modern conditions and may even reduce potency.

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