Hi my friend if you have a good sweat going and it sounds like you do YES dry all the expelled water before you seal it up.Hi guys,i have two cobs sweating under a 250 hps(18 hours),the bag is now very wet,full of water droplets.Should i dry the cobs a bit before sealing them or it doesn't matter?Very informative thread btw.
If he likes to get high then yes its a great method for making a small amount of primo heads lasts a lot longer.Wow so is it essentially fermented cannabis?!
I wonder if this would be good for my hubby??
Hi my friend if you have a good sweat going and it sounds like you do YES dry all the expelled water before you seal it up.
I just wrap the cob in a paper towel or two to draw out as much sweated moisture as I can.
But dont dry it too much as you need moisture to ferment/cure the buds while in the vac bag.
But all the water drops and surface moisture needs to be soaked up using a towel before vacuum sealing it to cure.
Hi my brother how are things?This makes sense, and seems in line with the "soup" theory: drying would induce the oils to crystallize in contact with air, as the most air exposure happens on the surface, so do the crystallizations.
If that's the case, those spots would actually be the most potent/tasting bits...
Pictures, pictures!
My theory is when the plant sweats out the water in the initial sweat it cleans out all the salts present in the stalks.Wow ive never seen white crystals like that before tang.
tangwena said:I am at the loosing the plot stage of going up on some GT cob you cant control this stuff ha ha. 2/3 Malawi pheno and 1/3 Thai pheno its the absolute best high ever its got everything you could possibly want in spades man just over the top in every department.
Wow thats very interesting because when fresh from curing/aging the outside is all oily.Wow Tangwena I had to make an account this thread is so interesting.
In regards to the white crystals on the outside of your cobs, I think it looks very similar to plume/bloom you find on aged cigars.
They say plume is caused by oils breaking down.
Some people test samples to prove it isn't mold because it can look similar.
You're onto something groundbreaking and forgotten in marijuana's history. I've never had buds around long enough to test this process, but I would love to try it when I'm legally able to.
I think you should look into fermenting some buds asap my friend you will like it and I can tell it will like you.
Looks like it turned out great Big Nasty! If I recall correctly Tangwena's words, a golden cure really suits delicate airy sativa buds, preserving most of the original aromas.
I would let dry for some hours, and revac it to cure, you can do that at least with one and let the other keep fermenting into darker hues, this way you'll get the two results to compare.
They dont have vacuum sealers in the villages in Malawi my friend.So i could not resist,i unwrapped the cobs to see what was going on:they turned golden-brown,no mold and they're slightly humid,sweet smell,very compact.I was scared of mold because i have no vacuum sealer,so i have just removed as much air as i could with a drinking straw from a zip bag(that sounds stupid and cheap i know ).I think a couple weeks more should be enough,what do you guys think?Please forgive my english.View ImageView ImageView Image
This cure is originally intended for smoking so if you get it right it should be good vaped as well.A stupid question:
Say that by eating 0.1g of this cob cured stuff you get high for 12 hours.
If I'd vapourise 0.1g instead, I'd get insanely high for... 6 hours? 12 hours? 24 hours?
Because generally I don't like edibles. So what's the potency like when you DON'T eat the cob cured buds of yours?