Hey guys. Im drying my budz now but where i come from its always 30 degrees celcius... i read alot about the bud curing on this site and i read that its the best to do it in a cool place. So i was wondering if it would be better for me to cure them in the fridge? I have them in a fully sealt jar.
There's a lot of moisture in your fridge, which will no doubt seap into your mason jar. Unless your humidity is higher in your house than your fridge id put them in a cupboard, under a bed or in a basement.
why not just put them in a cupboard somewhere in the basement? it may be 30 degrees outside doesn't mean that will be the temp in a dark cupboard. it doesn't need to be COLD, just not in direct heat and away from the sun. personally i wouldn't put it in the fridge, i don't know if its good or not though.
This will slow the curing process and could lead to mold. I would put your jars under your bed or in a closet. Good Luck.
What we mean by a cool place is a place that not hot like direct sunlight or a heater vent. I put my sealed jars in the top shelf of my closet where it is DARK. Room temps for 3 months and I got me some dankity dank weed.
Yeah,, I Tried It Bro,, It Slows Down A lot.. Kept It In The Fridge For A Week And I Was Wondering Why The Cure Wasn't Progressing And It Started To Mold The Strain Was Girl Scout Cookies.. Don't Cure Your Buds In The Refridgerator.! Spaceman Charlie..
Allright guys, im convinced haha. Thanks for the great tips. I have them in a jar right now amd open it ever 2/3 days to let the gass out. First days it smelt like dry grass but now it get a bit sweeter smell. Yah bless Sent from my GT-I9500 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
I have same issue. The COLDEST place in my house is 80 degrees and below 20% humidity. Buds are brittle in less than 24 hours while stems are still wet. So, for me it's 24-36 hours hanging. Then into the jars, to remoisten, then several hours a day of venting from there on to prevent mold.
Hmmm. I think thats wayyy to fast, it need to be a slow process for a nice burn and taste. If i was you i would put a bucket of water in your drying room sk you get a higher humidity so it will dry slower. Sent from my GT-I9500 using Grasscity Forum mobile app