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07-18-2005, 11:33 AM #1OPSenior Member
Drying problem
Well it is winter here & i croped my plants a few weeks ago now maybe a little longer.The problem is it is very cold and rainy here and i noticed a little bit of mould on a bud that was hanging up, have had a fan on it here and there as well.
I got worried as u can imagen(never had a mould prob while drying)so i got all my gear put it in zip bags and put it in the freezer.
Is this a good idea?
Will it effect my stuff?
the buds are still on the stems and were not quite as dry as i would like.
I have never frozen my gear before.luckydan Reviewed by luckydan on . Drying problem Well it is winter here & i croped my plants a few weeks ago now maybe a little longer.The problem is it is very cold and rainy here and i noticed a little bit of mould on a bud that was hanging up, have had a fan on it here and there as well. I got worried as u can imagen(never had a mould prob while drying)so i got all my gear put it in zip bags and put it in the freezer. Is this a good idea? Will it effect my stuff? the buds are still on the stems and were not quite as Rating: 5
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07-18-2005, 02:21 PM #2Senior Member
Drying problem
I would find another place to hang em' up.
Somewhere that is less humid.
If you had a fan on and it still got moldy there in a room that is waaaaaaaay too humid!!!
Your crop may depend on this if it's not dry enough.
I can't see how freezing would help...would'nt that just freeze whatever water is still left in the bud.I don't know about that?Every post I make is purely fictional. Any information I have about cannabis is either through common sense or intensive reading. Any pictures posted by myself or anyone using my username are not my own and are in fact picture found on google images. I will not be held responsible for anything that I say on these forums.
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07-18-2005, 03:03 PM #3Senior Member
Drying problem
get a dehumidifier, problem solved.
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07-19-2005, 10:52 AM #4OPSenior Member
Drying problem
just thought i can unfreeze later and put in front of the heater for an hour should dry it enough.Was just worried about the mould ,probly over reacted.
Think i will make a nice drying closet before my next lot is ready.Thanks for your input guys...
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07-19-2005, 04:38 PM #5Senior Member
Drying problem
Hey man better get that shit outta the freezer....it wont stop the mold.
You need to determine if it is bud or crop isolated....
If it is only on one bud, get it away from the others....if its the whole damn batch...you need to dry that shit now.
Mold will make your weed utterly potentless.
It will suck the stone out of a joint.
Mold travels by spores and wind / contact is how it catches rides.
So...if I were you....
Seperate the buds....no more cross contamination. (though it may be too late)
If you can get a dehumidifier, by all means..... about $100.00 for a good one...and problem solved like zandor says....
Cut off and remove the mold and the mold spot on the weed....and trash it.
Keep yourself clean and wash your hands after handling the mold...
At this point, i would place each little bud in s separate paper bag rolled just enuff to close the opening.
Spray a little listerine....just a little.....enough to glisten the bud but not to runoff....then re-paper bag.
Put them in a closet or somewhere vey very dry with little air movement.
Do not try to heat the air artificially as this will just make the mold spring to life faster.
Open the bag and turn the bud over several times a day.....carefully washing your hands between the handling of each bud.
The listerine will work magic for you.
It must be listerine...none of the other brands that contain sugars. This will kill the mold on contact.
Good Luck bro....let us know how it works.
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07-19-2005, 09:18 PM #6Senior Member
Drying problem
Take those buds out of the freezer man! What's going to happen is those buds are going to freeze, then once you take them back out for drying, they are going to be like soggy lettuce, increasing mold even more. Get a dehumidifier, or find some place that is a drier environment.
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07-20-2005, 11:51 AM #7OPSenior Member
Drying problem
Thanks guys runing to the freezer now. Will let u now how i go...
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07-20-2005, 12:16 PM #8OPSenior Member
Drying problem
The buds still look fresh,they were probly in there for 2 to 3 weeks.Anyway got them in the best place i could find thats fairly dry but gets fairly warm over night, should dry the rest of the way within a day or two.also i have only seen the mould on one bud.THANKS for your help.i am hopeing things turn out ok .Will let u guys no in a day or two.......
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07-20-2005, 01:54 PM #9Senior Member
Drying problem
The key to curing is a slow drying process so no heater.
Every post I make is purely fictional. Any information I have about cannabis is either through common sense or intensive reading. Any pictures posted by myself or anyone using my username are not my own and are in fact picture found on google images. I will not be held responsible for anything that I say on these forums.
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