So is curing that important

What happens if the wheels aren't turning?

dadderly said:

What happens if the wheels aren't turning?

Click to expand...

don't get on it ?

Weed is stronger after a good cure. It also tastes better.

1 week drying and 2 weeks cure and I'd say you are at 80% for everything...but another 2 weeks o cure and you'll definately notice the difference.

I have had some very tasty cheap wines and some really expensive wines that taste like vinegar and urine... it's really down to the quality of the grapes and wine maker...

Cured Cannabis is more potent, smells better, and burns evenly. During the curing process, THCA, the acidic, non-psychoactive form of THC is decarboxylated into the psychoactive delta-9-trans-THC that we all know and love. I am often unimpressed by a newly harvested batch of buds, but after leaving them to cure for a month or two, the smoke is unrecognizably better...it's like someone switched your weed with better weed when you weren't looking

If you just want to dry then just dry, but to really see the difference, just dry some then smoke it and also cure some of your bud...