Curing...Mason Jar Size?

[ChemPro]

I use a method from a post called "A Perfect Cure Every Time." I use mason jars and a Caliber III hydrometer to monitor the humidity. I've been using the jars that are the size of a standard jar of spaghetti sauce.

These Caliber III hydrometers aren't too expensive ($25), but when you are filling 30 jars it can be pricey. So my question is, can you use larger mason jars? I've seen mason jars that hold 1 to 2 gallons. I have only have 10 Caliber III hydrometers and I like to not have to buy another 20. Does the size of the jar matter?

 

[RM3]

Does the size of the jar matter?

No, it's how you fill it that matters

 

[jacrispy]

No, it's how you fill it that matters

do you have a link to the cure method you use?

 

[RM3]

do you have a link to the cure method you use?

No, can't post links to my forum here, what I do is very different from everything you read in forums, I take enough crap here as it is

 

[jacrispy]

No, can't post links to my forum here, what I do is very different from everything you read in forums, I take enough crap here as it is

thats okay ill find it

 

[ChemPro]

do you have a link to the cure method you use?

https://www.rollitup.org/t/a-perfect-cure-every-time.514841/

 

[dandyrandy]

No, can't post links to my forum here, what I do is very different from everything you read in forums, I take enough crap here as it is

I get it at work...

 

[ChemPro]

So whats the deal? Can I use larger mason jars as long as I keep them 2/3rds full?

 

[ChemPro]

Bump

 

[J2M3S]

Can I use larger mason jars as long as I keep them 2/3rds full?

Yes. Just be sure to monitor for humidity if product is not fully cured.

Regards.

 

[ChemPro]

Yes. Just be sure to monitor for humidity if product is not fully cured.

Regards.

Thank you

 

[DemonTrich]

Half gallon, El cheapo China rh meters, 3.00, about 1.5"x.75"x.5". Nice, small, cheap, and out of 10, all read exact but one, it was +1rh. I own 36 of them. I fill my jars 80% full.

 

[shhhmokey]

Boveda packs my friend. Check them out.

 

[DemonTrich]

Those are only good for after curing to keep buds stable. Not for the actual curing process. Unless you throw all your old crusty packs in a jar to cure the buds. The packs might absorb the moisture. Not sure, I don't cure that way.

 

[Budzbuddha]

FLEABAY ... These work well and cost a whopping $1.37 apiece.

Problem solved.

 

[Budzbuddha]

Boveda packs work well too .. Easy to use ... Just drop RH " close " to the target range and drop them in. I i drop mine to 67-68 % ( measured ) , then the boveda pack does the rest.

 

[ChemPro]

FLEABAY ... These work well and cost a whopping $1.37 apiece.

Problem solved.

That cheap? I paid $25 a piece for my humidity meters.

 

[Budzbuddha]

That cheap? I paid $25 a piece for my humidity meters.

Yep ... I bought like 25 .. They use small hearing aid batteries ... When not using i pull batteries and store.

 

[PURPLEB3RRYKUSH]

FLEABAY ... These work well and cost a whopping $1.37 apiece.

Problem solved.

That's what i use

 

[ChemPro]

FLEABAY ... These work well and cost a whopping $1.37 apiece.

Problem solved.

can you send a link to these please?