Automate Curing? or Delay Curing?

[jboog0]

My planned harvest has been pushed back a few weeks to the point where a trip for the holidays is going to interfere with curing.

Anyone have a reasonably cheap way to automate curing or to delay curing for ~6 days.

I was thinking in tupperwear containers in the refridgerator, but sitting on raised wire so if any moisture condenses it would fall below.

Thoughts?

jboog0 Reviewed by jboog0 on 11-17-2008. Automate Curing? or Delay Curing? My planned harvest has been pushed back a few weeks to the point where a trip for the holidays is going to interfere with curing. Anyone have a reasonably cheap way to automate curing or to delay curing for ~6 days. I was thinking in tupperwear containers in the refridgerator, but sitting on raised wire so if any moisture condenses it would fall below. Thoughts? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

It doesn't work like that. Moisture condenses on whatever cool surface is nearest- including the plant.
Get a good dry, like slightly drier than you even think is appropriate, and then worry about it when you get home.

[youngtrader9689]

just hang those suckers upside down in a place with low humidity and air circulation
when you come back it's ready to be put in masonry jars

[axxxxe]

old post and youngtrader whats your background for givin advise?