Cedar dries buds FAST!

[420izzle]

So I purchased some cedar blocks at the home improvement store - like the type one might use to make a closet or drawer smell better. I put it under a drying cola wrapped like a teepee in a paper towel for two days. The bud was real wet before this, but after this method, it was totally dry. In fact it was too dry! Now this was some FRESH cedar or something, but just beware. I was able to put it right in the jar and add a couple of the wet nugs to re-moisturize her...

[HiProGlow]

I wonder if that would effect the flavor? Cedar has such a strong odor, do you think that might rub off or does it seem ok? Peace!

[420izzle]

hey HiPro...the flavor seemed unaffected! I vaped that main cola over the weekend:rastasmoke:
but damn! it really dried it out. upon first pinch - it crumbled. btw - this was a fluffy
(not dense) bud. i'm sure a dense bud would take more time to dry.

[HiProGlow]

Great to know! I'll keep cedar in mind if I need a quick dry. Peace!

[4x5]

I use a cedar box for curing, it does cut down on the harshness of newly dried bud, keeps out (most)mold, and all bugs. I do not do the initial dry in there however.

[katacus]

Im trying cedar cigar boxes. Seems to work well. I read somewhere that you can place slices of fruit in the box for favor.. Wonder if that is true.

[Dr.Hashman]

Putting pieces of apple in rolling tobacco gives it an apple flavor, I don't see why it wouldn't apply to MJ.

[dusto2k3]

its true fellas.