Freeze dried flower?

Billytheluther

Billytheluther

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Hot Diggity Sog said:
I have a dedicated space for drying and curing and I have full control over both temp and humidity. Would it be acceptable to let them rehydrate in an open air environment at say...62 degrees F and 58% Humidity? Or would they really need to be in a closed container to prevent excess oxidation?
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You may want to ask @curious2garden..
I had a question myself.
Is that koolatron you use rigged up to keep the humidity at 60% humidity?
may you please give us details on your setup, id like to just copycat it.
 
curious2garden

curious2garden

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Billytheluther said:
You may want to ask @curious2garden..
I had a question myself.
Is that koolatron you use rigged up to keep the humidity at 60% humidity?
may you please give us details on your setup, id like to just copycat it.
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Yes my Koolatrons hold at 60 degrees and 60%. After they come out of my freeze dryer I let them sit in trays with a light lid loosely on, like @EhCndGrower stated for 24 hours, pack into a vacuum seal bag and into the Koolatron for a minimum of 24 hours then when I get time I vacuum and seal the bags and they are shelf stable. However I do keep them in my Koolatron while I have space.

I love this thing! For me, living in the Mojave it has saved me so much money as opposed to trying to support a large enough area for plants at 60/60 for 2 weeks!
 
doublejj

doublejj

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curious2garden said:
Yes my Koolatrons hold at 60 degrees ad 60%. After they come out of my freeze dryer I let them sit in trays with a light loosely on, like @EhCndGrower stated for 24 hours, pack into a vacuum seal bag and into the Koolatron for a minimum of 24 hours then when I get time I vacuum and seal the bags and they are shelf stable. However I do keep them in my Koolatron while I have space.

I love this thing! For me, living in the Mojave it has saved me so much money as opposed to trying to support a large enough area for plants at 60/60 for 2 weeks!
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This may be my next Cannabis related expenditure....bongsmilie
 
EhCndGrower

EhCndGrower

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curious2garden said:
I'd make it the Freeze Dryer JJ. Try a relatively inexpensive Harvest Right medium and test it.
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Just DON’T get the “Medical” version. You want the food grade version, as the medical version shelves are tighter spaced. In case you go ahead with a purchase, which I think are $500 or something. Also I would highly suggest forking out the money for the oiless motor, and don’t need to worry about changing the oil.
 
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