dry buds

[mcozzy1]

Some plants were left to dry a few days longer than they should have. What's the best way to re-moisten the buds. I've heard people mention misting and orange peels.

Any thoughts?

mcozzy1 Reviewed by mcozzy1 on 03-06-2006. dry buds Some plants were left to dry a few days longer than they should have. What's the best way to re-moisten the buds. I've heard people mention misting and orange peels. Any thoughts? Rating: 5

[karmaxul]

Why do you want the nugs to have any moisture in them?

If thats what you want well all I can tell you is this. If you take a nug dry enough to smoke and put it in a film container then say go hiking. On a hot day the nugs can be moist when you take it out making it difficult to smoke with out leting her air for a bit.

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[Legalizdahurb]

I let some buds air dry 2 long the otherday and i wanted to cure them 4 a bit.
So i tryed the orange peel method overnight and it worked. The jar got quite damp so mabe just a few hours might b right.
Unfortunatly i got greedy 1 night and smoked it early after only a week and a half.

[karmaxul]

O ya curing. I use such a low ppm and slow dry them in a cool dark place so I usually dont cure. Well kind of I guess. I wait till they are dry and then put them in the refrigerator for a little while to maintain thc purity till they are smoked. The clorophil is not what gives a harsh taste as much as the ion content in my opinion. Given a low ppm under 200 added ions every 3 to 4 days one can take a nug off throw it on top of the lamp on a piece of card board for three hours and puff away with not a bad tasting treat.
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[mcozzy1]

Why do you want the nugs to have any moisture in them?

They're a little too dry. I think you want them to have a little moisture to them. You want them to burn, but you don't want them crumply dry.