Does quick drying effect potency
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Chester da Horse
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if you heat it enough to vaporise the cannabinoids out of the bud what do you think?
try putting the bud in a tea strainer and using a hairdryer to blow dry it, takes a bit of time and effort, but you definitely can get ripped on smooth (but not tasty) smoke 1hr after cutting a bud off.
try putting the bud in a tea strainer and using a hairdryer to blow dry it, takes a bit of time and effort, but you definitely can get ripped on smooth (but not tasty) smoke 1hr after cutting a bud off.
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
simple answer, yes it will ...
giz2k14
Well-Known Member
It gives a buzz but not really strong
giz2k14
Well-Known Member
Haha ok then I never tried a fast dry sample before. Before i put it to dry then sampled before putting to cure. cheers for your answer
Diabolical666
Well-Known Member
Proper dry and cure method
papa canna
Well-Known Member
The drying and curing process is generally takes about two weeks combined. give or take depending on strain. Even letting your bud sit on a rack to quick dry for 3 days is degrading potency, but most people do it anyways. Whats the point in spending 2-3 months trying to do the process right just to mess it up at the end because you can't wait an extra week or two? Not trying to talk down to anyone, but the time commitment is already there, have some patience, it will be worth it.
churchhaze
Well-Known Member
Quick drying will lower potency of the finished product because the finished product will have more mass in starch and other crap. More starch means less potency.
spliffbuddy
Active Member
When I sample mine I stick it in a fan assisted oven on low heat for a short while. Comes out dry and still gives a good hit but never as good as proper dried and cured.
Cebucannabis
Member
Yes. Hang it for 3 days, keep away from direcg sunlih
