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The grass smell is due to crappy trimming and improper humidity levels. I personally use cure caps to monitor my humidity in my jars. Cure caps are mason jar caps made by Ohio C&p that have a hygrometer sealed in the cap of a mason jar.

LOOKS GOOD! It looks like it needs trimmed better though...

What company in the UK did you get the hygrometers from?

The hygrometer cap aka Cure Cap is the best option. It is the no fuss, reliable and cheaper way to measure moister in a jar. The same company sells reliable already calibrated analog and digital hygrometer for cheap. Get 6 digital hygrometers for around $20 http://www.cureand.com/

This website needs smell vision... Its a tease to get to look at all this good pot and not being able to smell it.

Looks like a discoball! AMAZING for your first grow. Use a hygrometer to keep track of your curing process.

It also helps to use a hygrometer to keep track of the humidity in a jar.

I would give them another week or two until 75% of the white hairs (Pistils) on the plant turn red.

Every strain has its own smell. Some pot smells like pine trees (not my favorite) some pot smells like a skunks ass (YES PLEASE!) and some smell like stinging nettles (I'm down!). As long as its dried enough and there is no mold you should be cool. Place a hygrometer in the jar and see how wet...

I prefer my smoke to be at a 55- 58% rH range.

Best advise ever! Thank you so much. I did not think about the weebly impeding my operations. Tomorrow I am going to start working on getting that changed.

I am an owner of a small company called Ohio Curing and Preserve. I'm looking for some peoples feedback on my company. We have been operational for over a year and have not received much negative feedback. Nothing is perfect so I know there is room for improvement but I just don't know what I...

Love the Site! lol

Interesting...

I have been using cure caps to monitor the rh in my jars. I guess people have been using them with the boveda packs too. I only use the cure caps though. If my pot is lacking in rh I just put a damp piece of paper towel in with my pot over night.

Just keep digging that hole...

I have been using cure caps to monitor the humidity in my mason jars. Check this thread out: https://www.rollitup.org/t/curing-to-perfection.761593/#post-9933886

I agree it is safer until its improperly wired or someone mistakenly plugs a 110v piece of equipment into it...