Wet bud vs dry bud weight.
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green_nobody
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you gone have to reduce the bud by about 50-65% in weight to have it fully dried to be stored for long time. but you should consider that curing the bud takes also some moister out still. so a good point to start curing is after the bud lost 35-40% of its weight in moister.
the aim is a rest humidity from around 12-20% under the fact that a fresh bud consist of 70-80 of water
the aim is a rest humidity from around 12-20% under the fact that a fresh bud consist of 70-80 of water
VirginHarvester
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Green, so "dried" but that's even properly cured still has a significant amount of water but still doesn't mold if it's "dried" and cured?
abudsmoker
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babygro
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One and a half to two grams.
green_nobody
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dude, if you finished with air curing the buds gone be dry. but if buts are to dry, so less 10% they crumble to dust again and taste awful too.
air curing is slowly drying the buds and letting the moister spread evenly thru out the bud at a very low level.
if you got to much to store and fear that mold might start put the buds in your freezer, problem solved.
green_nobody
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if storage is a problem...smoke faster
you know, there is a certain limit you can smoke and some actually seem to outgrow even that one
freezer is packed to the top then
MediMaryUser
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you know, there is a certain limit you can smoke and some actually seem to outgrow even that one
i wish i had that kind of problem
2 grams
