Curing in the DARK

[WhoaMan]

I am drying/curing a few plants (shiva skunk and sour deezy) and being my first time I want to do it right - I am going off of DJShorts article , still adjusting to the differences in my dry room

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The one thing I need help understanding:
I know after they are chopped and hung they should be completely cut off from any light, and my question is, how are you supposed to see the smaller shade leaves when you need to cut them off, and even bigger, how are you supposed to see mold if you cannot smell it?

Thanks for any reply:rastasmoke:

WhoaMan Reviewed by WhoaMan on 10-05-2009. Curing in the DARK I am drying/curing a few plants (shiva skunk and sour deezy) and being my first time I want to do it right - I am going off of DJShorts article , still adjusting to the differences in my dry room #1 The one thing I need help understanding: I know after they are chopped and hung they should be completely cut off from any light, and my question is, how are you supposed to see the smaller shade leaves when you need to cut them off, and even bigger, how are you supposed to see mold if you Rating: 5

[zcarlson]

it isnt going to hurt the little ones to flip the lights on everynow and then. It is nothing like when the plant was still alive and absolute darkness was needed. If you look a few times a day you arent going to do any harm, youre ok