4 days into room hang dry...Cure time?

[happymedicine]

As the title states my GDP buds are relatively dry on the outside, but I can tell that the insides are still moist as they feel so and the stems bend like a straw. It has been 4 days since hanging and them and the temp has been around 63-70 degrees F with around 55-65% humidity in a medium sized room.

I was wondering if I could put them into a paper bag to slow the drying process, or if I should put them into jars and just monitor them closely?

I have read a lot of posts, but this is a more specific question. Thank you

happymedicine Reviewed by happymedicine on 09-26-2010. 4 days into room hang dry...Cure time? As the title states my GDP buds are relatively dry on the outside, but I can tell that the insides are still moist as they feel so and the stems bend like a straw. It has been 4 days since hanging and them and the temp has been around 63-70 degrees F with around 55-65% humidity in a medium sized room. I was wondering if I could put them into a paper bag to slow the drying process, or if I should put them into jars and just monitor them closely? I have read a lot of posts, but this is a Rating: 5

[happymedicine]

As the title states my GDP buds are relatively dry on the outside, but I can tell that the insides are still moist as they feel so and the stems bend like a straw. It has been 4 days since hanging and them and the temp has been around 63-70 degrees F with around 55-65% humidity in a medium sized room.

I was wondering if I could put them into a paper bag to slow the drying process, or if I should put them into jars and just monitor them closely?

I have read a lot of posts, but this is a more specific questions. Thank you

Also, I was wondering how important is the paper bag step? Can I put the line dried buds straight into mason jars, after a 7-10 days of drying (til the stems snap when bent), without negatively affecting the final product's taste?

[Dutch Pimp]

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