Rusty Crutch
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Bah, you beat me to it.
Curing Huge Yields
- Thread starter brainfreezer187
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brainfreezer187
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Sorry guys/gals i have been trimming all day! A lot of work for just one person I am getting ready to high drate and get back to it.
-I would love to use glass but i just don't have anything big enough to hold capacity like that.
-An aquarium would be nice but like someone said it would be hard to find air tight seal.
I am positive the 5 gallon buckets will do justice
-I would love to use glass but i just don't have anything big enough to hold capacity like that.
-An aquarium would be nice but like someone said it would be hard to find air tight seal.
I am positive the 5 gallon buckets will do justice
Rusty Crutch
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For that much Dakkah its not going to matter. Its all going to end up in plastic bags at some stage anyway. 
PeachOibleBoiblePeach#1
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Man The Hash,,and work
OregonMeds
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Aquarium does sound cool, but hard to seal.
I was thinking if I'm ever so lucky to need more than a bucket I'd use the 55 gallon food drums with sealing rings and remove-able lids.
I was thinking if I'm ever so lucky to need more than a bucket I'd use the 55 gallon food drums with sealing rings and remove-able lids.
PeachOibleBoiblePeach#1
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Aquarium does sound cool, but hard to seal.
I was thinking if I'm ever so lucky to need more than a bucket I'd use the 55 gallon food drums with sealing rings and remove-able lids.[/QUOTEWith that much,,,put a rock or bink on top,,,It will need some air
Leothwyn
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What about curing about 1lb. each in oven/turkey bags, then fine tune the weight of each one after cure? Can it be done in those? I assume they'll end up in those bags anyway, like rusty said.Its all going to end up in plastic bags at some stage anyway.
PeachOibleBoiblePeach#1
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Bingo,,,Nice,,,,
brainfreezer187
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turkey bag could work!!! i just don't think you could go a pound per bag maybe half a pound. I am going with the 5 gallon buckets this time around. I need serious help trimming this stuff spring loaded are sticking together like i have never seen before. Thanks for all comments and suggestions.
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golddog
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Sure Shot
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Isopropyl alcohol is a trimmers friend.
Alcohol wipes work well.
Leothwyn
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I don't know if we're getting different sized bags, or have a big difference in buds... a lb. fits just fine in a cooking bag for me. The smaller ones (they come 5 to a box) fit a lb. just fine; the big ones (2 to a box) end up being way too big.
brainfreezer187
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SMOKE BREAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! well thank you for more suggestions
-i have just cleaned all of the spring loaded with alcohol and they cleaned up very nice
-I am going to spray some cooking spray on them before i get back to trimming just to see hoe it works FYI nice suggestion
-Sealing the aquarium up is a task that can be completed but there is a lot of running around and more work that need be. However it is a great idea to keep it glass and not risk smell being disrupted.
-The turkey bags I have never used one for either purpose of cooking or curing. This is why i did not know the size the reason for me saying 3/4 a pound was so i could just shake it up so its not packed in there.
I Will however try all of these methods to let everyone know what has worked the best under the conditions that i am working with.
-i have just cleaned all of the spring loaded with alcohol and they cleaned up very nice
-I am going to spray some cooking spray on them before i get back to trimming just to see hoe it works FYI nice suggestion
-Sealing the aquarium up is a task that can be completed but there is a lot of running around and more work that need be. However it is a great idea to keep it glass and not risk smell being disrupted.
-The turkey bags I have never used one for either purpose of cooking or curing. This is why i did not know the size the reason for me saying 3/4 a pound was so i could just shake it up so its not packed in there.
I Will however try all of these methods to let everyone know what has worked the best under the conditions that i am working with.
brainfreezer187
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i did wipe after
garlictrain
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turkey bags (5 to box, sm size) with an 18gal "roughneck" rubbermaid tote are tried and true. for curing i put 1/2-1lb (depending on strain) into t bags without tying off. put open t bags into a well sealed tote cuts down on burping each bag individually (sometimes taping seams help seal tote).
for curing my garden (4-5lbs) i usually in up utilizing 2-3 totes at once.
turkey bags ain't what they used to be but they're still the best
for curing my garden (4-5lbs) i usually in up utilizing 2-3 totes at once.
turkey bags ain't what they used to be but they're still the best