Well in larger jars you do have a bit more room for error.

What I mean by that is you will see signs of moisture in a jar with a bit more room then a jar that is tight. The moisture will rise to the top and form as drops on the side of the jar.

Personaly I prefer a jar that is not over 80% full anyway so you are good to go as far as I am concerned.

What others say about tight packing the jar.....well just think about my logic and you decide.

There is no proof one way or the other that I know of.
Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on . Size of jars for curing? Right now I'm in the process of curing my plants, and I bought a nice big jar this weekend to put everything into. Right now there's about 3/4 of an ounce in the jar, and the jar is only 50% full. Through reading various posts on various sites, I'm gathering that I may want to use a smaller jar so that I can pack it 85-90% full as this might help the buds sweat out that remaining moisture a little better. Should I go for the smaller jar/s, or am I fine putting them in the big one? Rating: 5