Water curing. but you put them in the water b4 you dry them. I dont really like it but have used it a bit in the past. it does require you replace the water everyday, but its only for like 4 or 5 days.
Seems kinda silly to risk screwing up your babies because of being lazy or whatever. Don't buck the system bro! Do it right, and get the finest quality you can grow. Period, end of story.
*steps up on the soap box*
I must agree, i made the mistake of water curing a whole harvest once, pretty much just to see how it would work. I wasnt very happy. It did make it feel like i wasted all the effort i had put into growing it almost. A proper cure can be the most important part of the grow. You can have the best stuff in the world and still mess it up by curing mistakes.
food saver vacum seal bags.
no PBA or pthalates.
let it sit for 4 months in the dark (or semi-dark... under the bed works).
-prior to sealing, put it ina turkey bag for a few days.
food saver bags are for when you have enough to make jars highly inconvenient.
don't sweat the technique.
i'll jar up to a half pound, anything bigger gets stored in vacum sealed bags.
Wally World sells the same big ass jars brand new ! You can even go online and order from them. Go from 1.5L up to 1gal wherever you buy jars from. I think Michael's sells jars too.