Will the dank smell come back during curing?Wait.....it needs more time...
Leave for 10-14 days with no forced air, don't panic when leaves feel dryWill the dank smell come back during curing?
Yes unless you live in desert region10-14 drying?
If its cured properly flavour and smell will only improve with time. Curing is essential to having good bud. You can grow the most dense thick buds and the best harvest ever but its what you do with it after is the most important step. Skip properly drying and curing and you will ruin all the work and your cropUpper midwest. So, the nice sweet smell will come back?
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I'm midwest as well. My bathroom closet sits around 60% rh so I just exchange the air a few times a day and in 2 weeks its gtg in jars hay freeUpper midwest. So, the nice sweet smell will come back?
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Thank you! Sounds like I've been doing everything correctly. I'm patient, not going to rush the processStop messing with it. Let it hang until the stems audibly snap when you bend them over. If the stems fold over and crease without snapping it's not dry enough to jar up yet. Drying time depends upon the ambient humidity in your location and how much you have broken up the plant into pieces. The more whole you can leave the plant the longer it will take to dry. It should take 7 days at minimum.
Don't worry the smell will return when you get the buds into a jar. That fresh cut lawn smell is moisture releasing from the bud. It is the same smell you don't want after the buds are jarred. If it smells like hay/grass when it's inside the jar you either jarred it too early or picked it too early. When you jar the buds don't seal it up right away; leave the lid on loose overnight until you are sure the buds are totally dry.
I totally disagree. I've been growing pot for decades and weed that smells like grass clippings will smell like grass clipping after a cure.If its cured properly flavour and smell will only improve with time. Curing is essential to having good bud. You can grow the most dense thick buds and the best harvest ever but its what you do with it after is the most important step. Skip properly drying and curing and you will ruin all the work and your crop
I chop mine at the base and hang to dry in a dark cool spot. I agree if the weed smells like shit it I’ll smell like shit but curing does totally help with smell and taste. Not saying it gonna work a miracleI totally disagree. I've been growing pot for decades and weed that smells like grass clippings will smell like grass clipping after a cure.
Good weed will smell good after a cure.
Dank buds will be dank.
Most mistakes people make are with drying and trimming. After trial and error yeas ago I have found the best way is the chop at the main stem and hang the plant upside down. Fan leaves and all. In dry conditions a week, in more humid conditions up to 14 days or until the fans are completley dry.
I can let a plant dry for a week and it will smell and taste phenomenal. If it is top shelf genetics, it will be top shelf right after the dry trim.
hi this is easyI've been drying an outdoor plant for 3 days now. Hung branches and large buds from a string. I've noticed it has started to smell earthy/grassy. Is it time to cure and will curing bring back the smell from when I chopped it?
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