Bud curing

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Built

Member

• Oct 31, 2024

• #1

I know you normaly cure your buds in jars, but can you put your dry bud in little ziplock bags to cure or should curing be done seperatley,

 

MickFoster

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• Nov 1, 2024

• #2

Plastic bags aren't air tight........glass jars are.

 

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randomma

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• Nov 1, 2024

• #3

Grove bags might be what your looking for

 

B

Built

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• Nov 2, 2024

• #4

randomma said:

Grove bags might be what your looking for

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Yea i decided to stick with the jars. Is 64rh ok to start curing?

 

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DeadHeadX

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• Nov 2, 2024

• #5

Built said:

Yea i decided to stick with the jars. Is 64rh ok to start curing?

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Yes, but you want to get it lower than that with some extended burping. Still a bit too humid for long term storage in jars. I usually jar when they’re down to 62%.

 

B

Built

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• Nov 2, 2024

• #6

DeadHeadX said:

Yes, but you want to get it lower than that with some extended burping. Still a bit too humid for long term storage in jars. I usually jar when they’re down to 62%.

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Ok thanks

 

pegboy

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• Nov 2, 2024

• #7

I'm ditching my jars in favor of grove bags. In side by side tests I have found better/longer storage with the bags. The bags however MUST be heat sealed to actually work. Give them a try. This is a little off subject but just putting it out there. Good luck.

 

tstick

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• Nov 2, 2024

• #8

+1 for Grove bags. Expensive? Yes, for a "plastic" bag.....BUT, (They aren't regular plastic) and they really work well for long-term storage IF you heat seal them. If you don't heat seal them, then you might as well save your money.