curing in the refrigerator

[the image reaper]

... MJ should be stored in a "cool, dark" place ... last time I checked, the inside of a refrigerator is "cool" and "dark" ... also, refrigeration dehumidifies ... I store my buds in Mason jars in the fridge ... you will find, the buds will not only cure in the fridge, but they will also DRY out rapidly ... in fact, they will get TOO DRY, you will wind up placing a fan leaf, or lemon peel, etc., into the jar to maintain some humidity ... for maintaining freshness, refrigerator wins, hands-down ... but, you will have to replace some humidity :smokin:

the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on 07-13-2007. curing in the refrigerator i was wondering if you could cure your buds after you dry them by placing them in the refrigerator? they would also follow the traditional glass jar method the only difference would be the refrigerator. is there any positive to this or negative? thank you Rating: 5

[TheGreenFog]

Thanks for clearing that up, IR. I'm glad I said:

I think this has something to do with molecular breakdown while in the frozen or cold state, but I'm not positive. Maybe stinky will be able to clarify what I'm talking about.


Just go get some jars....OR....


READ THIS THREAD for more options.

Aren't you glad I kept that page bookmarked?!

Cuz I'm just a n00b when it comes to some things as well. Glad I had the link.


The Fog :rastasmoke:

[Dutch Pimp]

"cool, dark" place....I agree...I also define "cool" as 65-75 degrees..(year around average)

I keep my jars in a bottom dresser drawer...about 65 degrees in winter...about 72-75 degrees in summer...been there since JAN 06...

and the couchlock weed has entered a new level.....:abduct:.....buds feel just like they did when I put them in....:thumbsup:...

[unlockit]

... MJ should be stored in a "cool, dark" place ... last time I checked, the inside of a refrigerator is "cool" and "dark" ... also, refrigeration dehumidifies ... I store my buds in Mason jars in the fridge ... you will find, the buds will not only cure in the fridge, but they will also DRY out rapidly ... in fact, they will get TOO DRY, you will wind up placing a fan leaf, or lemon peel, etc., into the jar to maintain some humidity ... for maintaining freshness, refrigerator wins, hands-down ... but, you will have to replace some humidity :smokin:

i was wondering if you are puting a lemon slice in the jar for humidity does the bud also taste like or smel likr lemon since ite absorbing its juices? if so can you use other fruit for diferent tastes?

[davejohnwright]

The lemon taste does transfer to the buds a bit, I use lettuce to do the same thing but without the taste.
Room temp always worked great for me, I pu em' in a drawer and let em cure. Next harvest I'll test this refridgerator theory with one jar and have my friends do the pepsi challange to see if it makes a difference.

[unlockit]

im going to try a pice of chocolate! ha ha ha might taste good

[the image reaper]

I just used a lemon-peel as an example, because the sativas I grow mostly, have strong lemon-aromas ... I also use a fan leaf, when they're available ... I've noticed stronger aroma, with fruit peels, but I can't say as the taste was affected ... :smokin:

[davejohnwright]

Your right image reaper it dosent transfer much taste (I can notice it, not strong though), and the big thing is the smell, it definately does add much more smell than taste, but its not a bad thing if an added aroma/ taste is what your looking for.
I never tried a fan leaf though, it never occured to me. I'll have to give that a try sometime.