cimry1 the time to make cobs is indeed the same as you would jar cure them at. Once you finish the vac cure you need to dry them, as they sweat in the bag, but no oxygen present stops the mold ( I think). Once you remove them from the vac bag they will be quite wet as they sweat big time in the cure.
It is therefore very important to again air dry them before storage in jars or any other method you like.
Once you remove them from the vac bag they have oxygen and they are wet!, great for mold. But if you have them in a cool, dark,dry place they will dry quickly from the out side (skin) in.
Unless you have them in a damp place they will dry fast, the maize leaf skin will dry first and then the cob inside. If you see the skin dry and crinkly after a day or two all is drying nicely and mould will not happen.
Spacejunks post above is a good example of what it should look like. Practice makes perfect and after a few runs you can tweak the cure to your taste.
This method is perfect for airy buds but dont let them dry out too much before cobbing as we all know they dry quickly.
They should feel sticky when you cob them.
The high is different to what you will be used to, more refined and clear. You will grow to love I am sure, viva la difference!
Tangwena
It is therefore very important to again air dry them before storage in jars or any other method you like.
Once you remove them from the vac bag they have oxygen and they are wet!, great for mold. But if you have them in a cool, dark,dry place they will dry quickly from the out side (skin) in.
Unless you have them in a damp place they will dry fast, the maize leaf skin will dry first and then the cob inside. If you see the skin dry and crinkly after a day or two all is drying nicely and mould will not happen.
Spacejunks post above is a good example of what it should look like. Practice makes perfect and after a few runs you can tweak the cure to your taste.
This method is perfect for airy buds but dont let them dry out too much before cobbing as we all know they dry quickly.
They should feel sticky when you cob them.
The high is different to what you will be used to, more refined and clear. You will grow to love I am sure, viva la difference!
Tangwena