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Please, come back when you learn more. The fact that you don't know what overcured weed is doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Cheers

They are overcured, or just plain old, when they have no freshness. No flavor and not a nice effect. It depends on you, but the weed is overcured the moment you think about throwing it into the garbage bin. Cheers

I did it some times just to have the experience. I wouldn't do it again. For making the most of a failed harvest i would prefer to make an extraction. You lose all the flavor anyway.

I can understand what you say if you smoke only commercial hybrids like OGs and things like that, because there isn't that much difference between the bud the first week and after 4 or 5 months. Still, if you don't find differences between just dried weed and 2-month cured weed, I would suggest...

It is astonishing and funny how quickly a thread can diverge from its original meaning!

Well, I posted some pictures for you to see. The buds are way fresher than I expected, when grinded they smell lemony like they used to do one year ago, maybe now the noble woods' smell is stronger. Darker than they were, but not brown at all. Cheers

Weed is not like wine, weed is a fresh product that has a limited shelf life, and the main reason is that the most important cannabinoids degrade significantly with time, as well as terpenes, that are volatile. If any of what you say was true, there will be a connoisseur market for weed cured...

I decided to harvest this Red Snake at 9 weeks. I believe this is the first one I get to flower properly, I had problems with others while joining diet and light hours with other strains. This one behaves like a picky motherfucker, I think that fickle is the word. Still, flavor and effect pay...

No, I don't think humidity is a problem. It's been stashed in a sealed space while the RH was optimal, now they burn well, not like a crisp, and they are very easy to smoke, very smooth. The buds aren't dry, they are just a little old. The temperature of storage was cool too. It is curious...

Cats. I believe they are even worse

I believe the best moment to smoke our weed is about 2 or 3 months after harvest. I believe the peak in effect and flavor comes around after two months curing, but it depends on the strain (landraces, for example, need much more time). After that, you start to lose quality of effect, specially...

These are a couple of Red Snakes. The fight against spider mites has been successfull, as I can see. First one, after 8 weeks 12/12, full of glandes and getting meaty. Nice smell and lots of buds. Probably ready in 10 weeks. The second of these plants I keep in the flowering room, making...

These are some buds from my seeds, after two months curing. I never get very good pictures from dry stash, but I thought I should try. They are quite hard and full of resin, and they present a very good bag appeal. The smell is subtle like hash, spices, nuts and weed. Very pleasant. After...

A Red Snake after 6 weeks 12/12. Nice resin and smell Cheers

Yes, that's what I used finally, but in another product, OBERON. I hate these poisons, but spider mites have been fucking around for too much time.

This is the Thai Angola after 10 weeks of 12/12. The buds are starting to foxtail and there are some Red Snake seeds maturing into them. Buds are quite resinous although they are leafy due to its sativa origin, but still more compact than I expected. This plant doesn't look very good, I don't...

These are some new seeds I made with a Mextiza male and a very promising sativa I was gifted, the Thai Angola selected years ago between some seeds CBG was distributing. It's got airy but resinous buds, I haven't smoked it yet but reviews I got are very interesting. Very nice active and...

Sensi sucks. Look anywhere else. I don't know about old affies, but I grow Taskenti from Uzbekistan and it is really different to anything else. These are plants selected during generations to make hash, and the effect is very strong. Good luck

Hi I can say I'm very satisfied with the evolution of this generation of Taskentis. After 7 and a half weeks I can say for sure that they are all of them very healthy and very resinous. They need more time than a Black Domina, but I'm pretty sure that they also produce more, and that wasn't...