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Join Date: May 2006
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If you need to dry fast take the wet (moist) away without heat! Cheers - Hott
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That being said, if it's smell you're worried about, then the oven won't help (it's just as, or more, smelly than hang drying, though shorter). If you jar the buds afterwards and cure them the taste isn't bad at all (though not quite as plesant as it could have been). I just did this a week ago with a batch that was starting to go moldy and there was plenty of THC left (made a whole bunch of bubble hash). I'd recomend paper bag drying if it's evidence (smell, the sight of a bunch of plants hanging around your house) you're worried about. Manicure the buds first and then place them in large (grocery size) paper bags. Trimming/manicuring before hand is necessary as the leaves tend to wrap around the buds and hold the moisture in, causing mold. Don't put too much in one bag; cover the bottom and then a second layer (if you have more bud, start another bag). Overloading can likewise cause mold. The bags need to be openned once daily to be aired out a bit (this is the only time the smell will be noticed; do it by a window and you'll be OK). It's best to move them around a bit too while you're at it to make sure that all buds are getting air exposure. Search the forums for more bag drying details. The other advantage of this method is that it partially cures the bud as well - you could smoke/sell it once dry using this method (but it does still benefit, greatly, from jar-curing). The negatives are that it takes longer and that there is a significant risk of mold. Last edited by ConopiaIndijska; 10-16-2006 at 02:42 PM. |
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