The curing process

Noobie. Kinda

Noobie. Kinda

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being the fact that this is my first legit grow im getting ready to harvest and a little nervous about the curing process from the moment i chop my tree down to the time i roll that first blunt i just want every thing to go perfect. iv herd u can fuck this process up really bad causing my whole season to go to shit... any help would be appreciated thanks... if u know a good link that would help post it!!
 
slonez47

slonez47

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Noobie. Kinda said:
being the fact that this is my first legit grow im getting ready to harvest and a little nervous about the curing process from the moment i chop my tree down to the time i roll that first blunt i just want every thing to go perfect. iv herd u can fuck this process up really bad causing my whole season to go to shit... any help would be appreciated thanks... if u know a good link that would help post it!!
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Assuming it's after the manicure, you can hang it up or stread it out loosely. If it's laying down you have to turn it occassionaly. Basically you're looking for an even dry. Once it's dry to where when you bend a stem and it breaks put your bud into an air tight jar. Let it sit, opening it occassionaly to release moisture. When you put it into the jar, the moisture from the center of the bud will be working it's way to the surface. When you open the jar to release the moisture you're wicking the moisture from the center of the bud. Objective an evenly dried bud.
 
slonez47

slonez47

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Noobie. Kinda said:
being the fact that this is my first legit grow im getting ready to harvest and a little nervous about the curing process from the moment i chop my tree down to the time i roll that first blunt i just want every thing to go perfect. iv herd u can fuck this process up really bad causing my whole season to go to shit... any help would be appreciated thanks... if u know a good link that would help post it!!
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Thread will say the same thing. Only longer.
 
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