red eyes420
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can i cure in a black bag? i dont see why not aslong as i make sure the bag is sealed when tied up also it will block out light. im thinking of using 3 bags one inside the other to make sure its air tight.. any thoughts?
curing in black (rubbish bags)
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NyQuilkush318
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I would not do it get glass jars.
red eyes420
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with how much is here buying jars isnt an option. i have about 5 jars but they are no where near big enough for the top buds alone i dont want to cut the big buds up. so thats why im asking peoples opinion but please explain why when you leave an opinion saying i wouldnt dosnt explain much, i mean no disrespect just like to learn
bird mcbride
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In our large ops we use beer coolers for the sweat. The buds are kept on the stalk(for rehanging) until the cure is complete.
burgertime2010
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Black plastic is a bad idea. I use bags like that to sweat hanging buds as they start to get dry. If plastic is to be used use Turkey bags, cooking plastic....it is higher quality and will not affect the cure negatively.
churchhaze
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LIBERTYCHICKEN
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A bag should be fine
as far as the bud is concerned confined, spaces with no ventilation are all basicaly the same as long as theirs not to much extra space in to keep humidity low , or out in the sun cooking
as far as the bud is concerned confined, spaces with no ventilation are all basicaly the same as long as theirs not to much extra space in to keep humidity low , or out in the sun cooking
red eyes420
Active Member
thanks mate thats what i thought.. i think people get carried away with the science stuff when growing smoke. after all the bag will have the same sweat effect as the jar thanks for clearing this up for me
