You honestly think i dont dry my cannabis properly before i start to trim and then cure lol .
What dose the ward curing mean Donald ?
I dont store my smoke in glass jars i store them in air and light proof containers but that dose not mean the flower stays the same over time and the last time i looked cannabis was plant matter Freezing it is no different to freezing berry's or other plant material like mint or basil but freeze them and then unfreeze them and tell me their the same as fresh version there not.
Curing cannabis eliminates the bacteria and enzymes which cause the plant matter to break down; and in doing so, arrests the breakdown of terpenes and cannabinoids, both of which are essentially volatile compounds and, without intervention, would either break down into less active compounds or simply evaporate ...
Curing is a process during which a chemical reaction (such as polymerization) or physical action (such as evaporation) takes place.
The Difference Between Cannabis Drying and Curing
Many growers believe that curing begins at the moment of harvest. If that’s the case, where does drying fit in? In traditional methods, drying and curing are two separate steps, distinguished by humidity, temperature, and time. The method for harvesting is also important, impacting the order of the process.
What is Curing?
After cannabis has been harvested and hung to dry, quality cannabis requires a slower, more controlled drying process to bring out a superior cannabinoid profile. Curing allows bacteria to break down the chlorophyll in the plant material. Chlorophyll contributes to a harsh smoking experience. In addition, when a plant is harvested, the process of producing cannabinoids doesn’t just cease immediately, it continues until all the water is dried from the plant.
Therefore, the grower’s climate and ability to control the environment can affect the overall quality of the end-product. If conditions are too moist, the product can grow mold and rot, while if the conditions are too dry, the material dries too quickly and prevents full cannabinoid expression.
Like i posted above you can hang a plant to dry come back and place a bud in your hand and crumble it its that dry then seal it up and watch what happens if you dont cure it.
yea im telling u that mate ,
if u are putting your cannabis in bags as u said and its sweating,
then you are not drying it properly first ,
there is no need to get all upset about it , i have been nice and not given you a hard time,
and yea i know what curing cannabis is , that is what we were talking about ,
i have dried quite a lot of cannabis and stored it so im pretty sure about what im talking about ,
before we had vac sealed bags one had to be quite careful to store it when it was properly dry or it could be lost ,
we didnt have time to muck around doing it how you have suggested , it was done properly with the knowledge it was safe to store and not go moldy ,
it was our lively hood at stake , so we made darn sure we knew what we were doing and we did it right ...
since u obviously dont have any experience with freezing it as i mentioned ,
then you best not comment ,
\what you are saying is incorrect , cannabis is not like a strawberry , it freezes just fine once its properly dry and ready to store ,
we used to freeze heaps of it in a large commercial freezer until we were able to do something with it , like make bubble hash ,
or what ever else , it was perfect when we removed it from the freezer ,
i just dont recommend handling it until its unfrozen because trichomes will easily be shaken loose,
otherwise it was as good as it went in when it came out, even cured somewhat ...
young people read these pages and take in what senior folks say,
i think its important that its accurate for that reason ,
hence me mentioning what i did ,
im sorry if correcting you upsets you ,
but i see it as my job being a senior on these pages ,
and knowing my experience with cannabis having been a commercial grower for decades ,
and processing what would probably run into at least a tonne or tonnes in that time,
can help folks who dont have that experience learn more ...