I want to make a wooden curing box, any ideas ?
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HerbalBeast
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hope it helps >>> DVSxGenetix
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just use extra large mason or canning jars
you can get a 6pk or 12pk at you local super market for pretty cheap and each one will hold around 30-50 grams depending on your product of course.
Not to mention they are air tight, will lock in the smell and keep your nugs super fresh. Keep them in a dark dry place, Air them out for a few hours a day, after about a week they should be done, and there is no harm if you have to cure for a second week. Store in the same jars,
you can get a 6pk or 12pk at you local super market for pretty cheap and each one will hold around 30-50 grams depending on your product of course.
Not to mention they are air tight, will lock in the smell and keep your nugs super fresh. Keep them in a dark dry place, Air them out for a few hours a day, after about a week they should be done, and there is no harm if you have to cure for a second week. Store in the same jars,
valhalla88
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I use a cigar box for some of my smaller nuggs...works great too!
cephalopod
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Spanish white cedar
more info http://www.buildyourownhumidor.com/
more info http://www.buildyourownhumidor.com/
kingofqueen
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Do you cure in a humidor?
cephalopod
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I'm just finishing up a drying room, for now it's just dry wall. I considered finishing it in cedar, but the expense was too much for now. I've been using mason jars and larger. I have a nice larger cigar box I could use, but the room just built has a mini-split with the other unit in my flower room. As of for now I'll have superior control in there than the cigar box, but perhaps after a nice cure, I'll see if it holds any differently in the cigar box as opposed to the jar.
kingofqueen
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Gotcha . I was just planning on using my flower space to dry because it,s obviously climate controlled ,then go to mason jars . There are some people using the Idea of an tobbacco ferminting chamber to dry buds . just minus the high heat they use .
cephalopod
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I don't know about tobacco fermenting, but am intrigued. I'll have to look into it. My room is perpetual so no good for drying/curing. A vacant tent would be ideal and even was considering it myself.
kingofqueen
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I'm wanting to build a dry box , I'm thinking of using a old kitchen cabinet . I see them for free on clist on the time .
Monkeyinauhaul
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why not just use a cigar box?
kingofqueen
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You could , as stated in the posts you didn't read he likes to work with wood and wants to craft his own .
vdubb808
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Yup, woodworking is another one of my hobbies as well as growing. So that's why I'm not buying a cigar box. Building things is like growing your own bud, there's just way more satisfaction. Shit, I even brew my own beer, because it's always the best........