Curing

Rurumo

Rurumo

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I typically try it as soon as it's dry and just continue on from there, since I have way more than I need. It is interesting to see how the flavor improves and changes over time.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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I don't cure. I start smoking it when it's dry. I prefer weed that's fresh and the terpenes have degraded as little as possible. I don't like old weed. It's not like a good scotch that gets better with age. Some people say it makes it smoother and that may be so but that smoothness comes at a detriment to many of the characteristics of freshly dried weed full of terpenes. The older the weed gets the more terpene degradation occurs.

I just don't see the need to be burping jars daily and waiting weeks to smoke my harvest when I'm losing terpenes in the process.

I like it fresh.
 
Boreal Curing

Boreal Curing

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28 days.

xtsho said:
I don't cure. I start smoking it when it's dry. I prefer weed that's fresh and the terpenes have degraded as little as possible. I don't like old weed. It's not like a good scotch that gets better with age. Some people say it makes it smoother and that may be so but that smoothness comes at a detriment to many of the characteristics of freshly dried weed full of terpenes. The older the weed gets the more terpene degradation occurs.

I just don't see the need to be burping jars daily and waiting weeks to smoke my harvest when I'm losing terpenes in the process.

I like it fresh.
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If you dry and cure correctly, you'll preserve your terpenes and increase THC, CBD, CBC, and CBN.
 
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