Soggy Skunk!

Evening all - I'm after some advice. I've just bought some buds which are damp - and I mean REALLY damp. My guess is that they are homegrown straight off the plant and that whoever was selling them just never got chance to dry them out. Soooo, my question is this - what's the best way to get them nice and dry? At the moment I've just got them wrapped in a couple of sheets of kitchen towel to try an suck out some of the moisture, but I want to be sure the little beauties don't go mouldy on me!

Any advice on the best / quickest way to get them dry and smokeable would be much appreciated.

Love to everyone

Jonesy

Hmm. Sounds like a good bet. What a fucker - I mean, how much weight can a few splashes of water actually add? Time to find a new dealer I think!

If your bud is that damp I suggest you let it air dry between two paper towles.

I've tried the paper towel trick - it really seems to have worked. They are smokeable now, I've just checked!!

I didn't realise that water could add so much weight. It seems a bit pointless when I only go by looks of the score alone - it's not like I go in there with my scales ready to pounce if he's 0.1g under. Just goes to show how ready people are to rip you off.

Sunlight works well.. I bought an eighth once and had to leave it in the sun for a few hours...btw nice avatar :)

NO NO don't ever dry your buds in the sun. Keep them in the dark.

i put mine under a 100w enclosed lamp

7 mins n its perfect

I did dry it in the sun actually - why do you suggest not doing that? Admittedly, it has come out almost TOO dry - a bit powdery now. Still, seems to fo the trick...

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Originally Posted by ngowerjo

I did dry it in the sun actually - why do you suggest not doing that? Admittedly, it has come out almost TOO dry - a bit powdery now. Still, seems to fo the trick...

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Sun was a very bad idea. Heat and light degrade/break down THC, lessening the quality of the cannabis, and can give it a harsh taste. The sun is both very hot and very bright.

Next time you get dry weed, leave it in a dark room, like a closet or bedroom, and leave it in the open until the cannabis is dry. It's very simple and is the best way to keep the cannabis as good quality as it first came.

Also, find a new dealer. Water adds tons of extra weight, and if it came right off the plant without drying, then you got royally screwed. Wet cannabis is 70-80% water, so if you got 10g's of fresh, wet cannabis, the outcome of the dry weight would be about 2-3g's. That's a 7-8gram loss...

So yes, water adds tons of extra weight. Find a new dealer. :thumbsup: Dank is okay, but either way, they are selling you very "soggy" cannabis, as you said. You are getting ripped off.

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Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou

Sun was a very bad idea. Heat and light degrade/break down THC, lessening the quality of the cannabis, and can give it a harsh taste. The sun is both very hot and very bright.

Next time you get dry weed, leave it in a dark room, like a closet or bedroom, and leave it in the open until the cannabis is dry. It's very simple and is the best way to keep the cannabis as good quality as it first came.

Also, find a new dealer. Water adds tons of extra weight, and if it came right off the plant without drying, then you got royally screwed. Wet cannabis is 70-80% water, so if you got 10g's of fresh, wet cannabis, the outcome of the dry weight would be about 2-3g's. That's a 7-8gram loss...

So yes, water adds tons of extra weight. Find a new dealer. :thumbsup: Dank is okay, but either way, they are selling you very "soggy" cannabis, as you said. You are getting ripped off.

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YEAH!:cool:

Thanks for the advice - I never knew that leaving them little beauties in the sun would mess them up. I have tried them since, and they do seem still to work :-D but you might be right about the dealer. If he's ripping me off with wet weed, who knows what else the fucker might be up to. Thanks for the advice kids.

water's one of hte heaviest substances on earth <.<

but when dealing in grams, even the smallest ammounts have a considerable ammount of weight.