That video completely skips anything with jars. However, I guess the bag and jar part serve the same purpose. So you can choose to cure with with the paperbag or jars after drying?
Oh? How are paper bags for drying? Aren't you rolling them up and then unrolling them every once in a while for the paper bag? What the difference between the paper and plastic bag, like why is one for drying and the other curing?
yea it does but it says "try this" then tells u to bag up ur bud then re hang it..and in my experiences that's the way to go..rasputin71 knows whats up tho..paper bags are for drying and plastic is kind of another way to cure..it has something to do with the texture of plastic and paper
Okay cool, so should I keep the paper bag closed or leave it open? That's interesting with the texture I guess it makes sense though. The paper bag would absorb a little mositure but it would still stay relatively humid. Would dry slower.
Check the link I posted, make your own conclusions, and perhaps try a couple of different methods to compare......
Yeah i'm just a bit of a perfectionist haha. Yeah I checked it out that was an interesting way to do it. I just don't want to mess up my harvest. Oh really? Yours to well good luck man. Let me know how things turn out. Interesting though that thread says it's better to overdry than have more mositure.
Thanks broseph. Yeah I feel like glass would be the way to go...all airtight.
Hey, thanks a lot Cali you've been a lot of help dude. Appreciate the input...sorry I asked so much, I just like to do things like right. One more thing though, when your zooming in on the trichomes what magnification do you use? And I see most people break some bud off before looking, can I just leave it on the plant while I view the trichomes?
Oh really? Alright man thanks. I just heard it's a good idea to get a microscope to look at them.