i harvested sat and sun (24 and 25) and have it spread out to dry in a dark room with ceiling fan for circulation - usually does well in 7 days - some small twigs are already snapping. so i would likely be jarring this weekend and burping for a week - and only a week - because i have to go out of town Oct 8-15. so what should i do? i dont want to leave it in jars for a week unattended for fear of mold, should i leave it in open jars? or dump it all out back onto drying trays or will it overdry?
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Grove Bags are your answer to that problem. They cure your buds just like mason jars, but don’t require burping.
I tried them a while back and they worked fine. I ended up going back to using jars, but just because I’m a creature of habit, not because there was anything I didn’t like about them.
There’s a long thread here in the forum with ecery detail you could ever want to read.
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agreed order a few Grove bags today
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great advice - read the thread and clearly its the way to go. they even have them on amazon delivered in 3 days. just weighed it all and i have 1lb 10.9 oz.
thanks!!!
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dont have time to read the entire 2400+ posts with a read time of 741+ minutes - but about how long should they be in the bags to cure? and once cured - can they be stored in them indefinitely?
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Curing time is a preference thing. Some people are happy with it after 2 weeks, others let it go a month, but ultimately it will keep get getting better over time. You can store it in the grove bags as long as you want, no worries.
I throw my trimming dry buds into them and 4 month later they still fresh
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I smoke after 1 month in the bags and consider it cured in 2 months in the bags. Ive had sine in bags for 10 months and still fresh.
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