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I think you should tell Rocky Patel that. Tomatoes are a fruit, cucumbers, corn and lettuce are a vegetables. I don't smoke them.

Chlorophyll and sugars along with other growth contaminants bleed out over time. The longer the better in my opinion. I would get your bud in the dry to 58% then put it in a HydroMate™ as long as you can stand it. You won't even have to burp it.

I find that when dried too fast the moisture is not even in the bud. Curing allows it to even out. Not only that, chlorophyll from the growing stage along with sugars make it real harsh. THC also has a maturation time during curing. Why do you feel curing has no value? This is why they cure...

Descant packs are very dangerous depending on where you live and how long they will be in the container. When in doubt turn to science. Mold growth at 70 RH and above. THC declines under 60 RH. The perfect moisture is 62 RH. When growing dry your buds slowly to allow the centers to dry the...

Wow! I have seen this too many times. You must cure in glass. Metal and plastic is real bad. Even metal kills the smell and taste. Plastic leaves residue. My philosophy is, if you don't smoke out of it, why would you store in it. If you smoke barbarian weed store like a barbarian. If you...

Curing causes the moisture to even out through the bud so the center is as sweet as the outside. Cure for 1 to two weeks and the chlorophyll and sugars will dissipate making the smoke smooth and the tricombs will mature better giving you a longer and better high. The longer the better. Every...

When it comes to over drying you affected the THC content and that can not be brought back. Over drying is bad, however re-hydrating will help restore some of the smoking pleasure. Properly hydrated bud smokes even and slow. Gives a great burn. It also if not to bad can restore some of the...

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