Here in Montana it is Silvertip and Gallatain Green that are the cuts are held close to the chest.
My homies have both cuts and won't share
I need an addy lol
this has happened to a few people. they missed about 2-3 hours worth of the party
I use the Boveda 62's but I have also tried the 58's. I'd say both work, depending on what you want your bud to be like. The 62 will leave the bud slightly more sticky when broken up than the 58's.never tried the 55s,
been using a couple 64s in 5gal pails w/omega lids on em for bulk storage.
they won't mold but it take s few days for the weed to burn good.
Ive kept buckets this way for 4+ months no probs.
I'm going to get some 50's and lower to do some experiementing.
I think the curing process stops at either 57% or 55%?
Ive seen some fine blue indica that was dried and cured and impressed me
and it was around 47%. I'm still trying to figure out things in the process and much of the process getting that perfect
finished product depends on the flowers and density resin content etc etc.
drying and curing is an art, many things affect what you get as a final product.
flowesr with a very hi resin content make it easier it is to get that top shelf finish.
I'd like to see more peeps talk about how their own process to get that perfect finish
That's pretty much my method. Minus the boveda packs. I've nvr used em. I do it by eye, and feel. Most of my stuff is smoked by myself. And or my buddy presses it for oil for his son.I use the Boveda 62's but I have also tried the 58's. I'd say both work, depending on what you want your bud to be like. The 62 will leave the bud slightly more sticky when broken up than the 58's.
My process for dry/curing is pretty basic, but it seems to work great for me so far...so I stick with it.
I chop usually the whole plant into individual branches, remove large leaves and wet trim the bud, the branches are then hung to dry inside of a 1x2x2.5ft cupboard, fitted with a pc fan and makeshift carbon filter. Which is sufficient to draw fresh air into the cupboard and in the process also move air around without drying the bud too fast.
Rh is difficult to keep in check but usually sits around 60-65% and temps around 22c where the cupboard is.
Takes about 5-6 days to dry for the size of colas I hang. I'll cut buds from stems into jars, and let them sit for a day, with lid open. Then I tip jars onto a try and check a few buds to make sure they're not too moist. Then it's into jars, sealed and burpped every day for a 7-10 days. Occasionally I'll empty the jar out and leave it for a few hours if the buds are too moist...if not, in goes the Boveda and that's it.
Regarding the Boveda, I remember reading somewhere that Boveda recommended the 62's for cannabis, but since found this video obviously promoting both
https://bovedainc.com/support/herbal/rh-level-right-cannabis/
The first time I tried Boveda I actually got the wrong ones and used the 58s, which did end up giving a more dry/alomst brittle bud after a couple months cure.
Hope this helps
RightSwing by and pick me up on the way, mate.
I find it works really well for me, my main problem is lack of space to hang dry, currently I'm having to chop down 1-2 plants at a time, and then another 2 a few days later.
I have the exact same problem. I was running perpetual kinda. Chopping one or two almost every week. But the s1 fiasco, flooding, and me breaking my back ruined any type of system I had going. But I can only hang 3 at most 4 if I'm lucky and they aren't big big.
That's quite time you've had as of late, hope your fortunes turn, I'm sure they will.
