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Water cure journal
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Could I suggest not heating them above 150 degrees when drying them in the oven. Once you get to 200 degrees and higher, you begin to vaporize some of the chemical components of your bud ..... basically having some of your fun ..... "go up in smoke" (vapor actually), in the oven.
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I didn't dry it in the oven I just set it on top of the stove where the heat comes out and blew on it till all the 'green' smell evaporated only took a few minutes...I'm just wondering if storing it in a mason jar for a few weeks will age cure it more...unfortunatly there's not enough left to jar cure......
Next time use bottled water that has next to zero ppm. Any dissolved solids in the water is going to impact how well the osmosis process works and the subsequent quality. I always trim the bud and no stems. Idea of a water cure is to pull as much contaminants and chlorophyll out of the material using osmosis, but all the extra material (stems and leaves) are going to inhibit the process
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