How Much Weight Will Your Crop Loose???

I was wondering how much weight can you expect your crop to loose threw thr drying and curing process??

Or should I say at least suring untill it taste yummy. not a 8 month cure or anything.

how much 30% weight loss?? 70% weight loss???

tybudz said:

I was wondering how much weight can you expect your crop to loose threw thr drying and curing process??

Or should I say at least suring untill it taste yummy. not a 8 month cure or anything.

how much 30% weight loss?? 70% weight loss???

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I'd say 80% loss of weight, but it might be 75% or 85%.

I also say...... don't count your chickens before they hatch

yeah 75-80 depending on many factors.

for sure not counting chickens. i just heard some guy saying he sells his product after about a 30% weight loss and thought that was too soon?? he disagreed.,

And not once did i call you names or anything but you always call me names so you need to think about that.

bro u gotta teach me how to get 1/2 of a 90watt led.....if its true ill toss out my pks

teach me master

Since I'm here anyway cleaning up after the kids...


Your dry weight will be about 20 percent of your wet weight.

let's rephrase it again your bud will only weigh 1/8 of what it did while it was wet.
Don't confuse the kid just give him the answer hes lookin for 20% of you wet weight is the same as 80% weight loss...

people of this world crack me up. cannot help to laugh.

4 people in the world and some people are a mix

1. know it all
2. nice person
2. mean person
4 question asker

why does everone say kid. i wish i was a kid again !

wyteberrywidow said:

Because kids lie.

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GO AWAY. you have no clue how old I am. you have no clu what I have been threw lived threw. i havent been a kid a long time buddy. can you please stop acting like a 3 year old child and leave me alone !!!

tybudz said:

GO AWAY. you have no clue how old I am. you have no clu what I have been threw lived threw. i havent been a kid a long time buddy. can you please stop acting like a 3 year old child and leave me alone !!!

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After this i will leave you alone no problem, You asked a question i answered it.
Im not lying about anything on this forum unlike some people, thats what separates a man from a kid
Ignore button use it.

you think its a lie because you cannot figure out or fathem how the hell I get an HP from a 90w UFO...

thanks for leaving me alone have a good grow. and future grows. only the best of fruits for you brother !

60-75% weight loss in water during drying process.

Surprising eh?

Well I accidentally snipped off a decent "half the size of my thumb" sized bud at havest the other day so I've just left it out to dry - I decided to experiment on weight-loss so I weighed it straight off the plant, and it came out 2.5 grams wet...I've just weighed it again (66 hours later) - 0.9 grams!

I've read you generally get about a third of the wet weight off a plant - not sure exactly how dry it is yet, a bit longer to go I think but it HAS reached the smokeable stage now I think

70-80%
heartbreaking huh
one minute ya think ya Pablo next you smoked ya half oz while chilling with the boys

Talrox said:

let's rephrase it again your bud will only weigh 1/8 of what it did while it was wet.
Don't confuse the kid just give him the answer hes lookin for 20% of you wet weight is the same as 80% weight loss...

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sorry but 1/8 is 12.5%.......1/5 would be your 20%.

How are people getting wet weight? I will be drying my plants whole stalk or I may have to break off some larger branches for the first part of drying. These stalks and branches will be removed for curing. Is this weight added into peoples wet weight? Or are these people breaking off every little bud and hanging them to dry with paperclips lol.....

When you look at any living plant or organism, whether cannabis, fruits/veggies, humans, almost everything contains 80-90% water. The majority of this water weight will be lost, leaving you with approx 20% of what you started with. If you do a little extra drying & curing to where it's a bit more brittle, you can actually reduce it to more like 15% or so.