my cedar chest works fine, hang dry for 4-5 days, then into the chest, every other day I prop open the lid a little and stir up the buds, only takes just over 2 weeks to cure in it, after that I have to wet the insides of the chest or my buds get very crispy. Just look into cigar humidor techniques; also very hard to get mold in a cedar chest, and it certainly does nothing to affect taste either. I would lightly sand down the inside of your chest before use, opens up the wood so it takes water in faster.
4x5 Reviewed by 4x5 on . Speed of Drying Affecting Quality(cedar chest) Ok I know that light degrades the quality of THC, as well as heat. Today my grandmother dropped off a sealed cedar Hope chest and I remembered a thread where someone used cedar blocks to speed the drying of their crop. H says that drying too quickly can affect the quality of product. I do plan on curing for at least a week or two following drying but I'm curiouse to know if dryng too quick will take away from my hard work. Any ideas to bounce around my head or suggestions are always Rating: 5