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glann

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #1

it appears I dried for about a day or so too long before jarring. Anything I can/should do to add a little moisture back to it? (it is CRISPY dry) dried for about 5-6 days 70F 40% RH

 

Buddingbishop

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #2

add a fresh leaf or bud to the jar, or if you have none look up flavor curing

 

blewjob

Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #3

i use Boveda and fresh leaf. hope this helps.

 

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suTraGrow

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #4

Is it crispy dry on the outside or all the way through? 5-6 days reallt isint that long unless you had a bunch 2-3 grams nugs
Once you jar it they will gain some moisture back unless you have completely dried them out to the point they turn into powder when squeezed.

 

rocknratm

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #5

ya. use a healthy (or osmewhat green) leaf from a plant, or some people say lettuce, you can even just add a drop or two of water at a time to the jar (be careful, slowly add then seal it for a few hours and check on it).
But a leaf from a plant is best imo

 

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glann

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #6

good info, will add a leaf and see what we get

the buds werent huge or anything, only 3 or 4 big buds

 

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glann

Well-Known Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #7

PS it was crispy all the way through, got a leaf in there now

 

kmksrh21

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Sep 12, 2011

• #8

glann said:

PS it was crispy all the way through, got a leaf in there now

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Let us know how it works out..

Also if you want to add a lil' tinge of flavor, you can try an orange peel.

 

iamgman

Active Member

Sep 12, 2011

• #9

Im curious on how it will smell afterwards. Last year I got my hands on a bunch of fresh bud from a friend, and it ended up smelling like hay. then read thats because I dried it too fast..