Quote Originally Posted by bullyslayer
i don't claim to know the science behind it as i am just a farmer but experience and common sense tells me that more than just water leaves the buds when overly dried . i stand by my statement and challenge you to put some "crumble into dust" dryed bud in a jar and save it next to a jar of identical but properly cured buds for 2-3 months then let us know if there is a difference in potency. :thumbsup:.subcribed and waiting.:rasta:
Actually, Water is all that goes out. Volatility at a given temperature and atmospheric pressure. THC and other cannabinoids are nowhere near volatile until they hit their vaporization point at sea level. Water, on the other hand, sublimates right into the atmosphere at room temperature, no matter the height.

There is no point to conducting an experiment of this nature. For one, you couldn't control the sample weights well enough to get an accurate comparison, and not every part of a bud will do the same thing over and over every single time. There are too many variables to control to make it possible to do reliably. There's no need, as a quick call to (1-800-445-6737) OR
and asking for the MSDS on water and THC (yes, they have it) will show you the exact same thing I've told you, if you know how to read one of those charts.
khyberkitsune Reviewed by khyberkitsune on . Best way to cure? New to this First go around and need advise for the curing process. I hung the buds up, they dried really, really fast (within 3 days). What should I do now? There is no way to place them in a jar for 2 weeks as there is no moisture left. Rating: 5