once they hold a steady humidity at less then 65% go ahead and add your boveda and you are good to go
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Awesome haul!
As far as the curing goes, I think sometimes it varies a little. I have been using the small hygrometers in my jars and taking them slightly below 60 and then storing with the 62% bovedas. When I get to another harvest I think I’ll try the 58% bovedas.
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This is my first grow and I’ll be using the 62% variety. It seemed like the 62 was the most commonly used one.
I will add the Bovedas now. How long should I continue to burp the jars? Also, I’ll be storing the jars in the dark. What is a good temp range?
Thanks! I didn’t realize at the outset what a long process it was going to be. The 2nd grow should be much easier and predictable.
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Ya, if you want to pull those big per plant yields it definitely takes some time. But at least you were successful, and know what to expect in the future.
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Curing kinda depends on a bunch of factors but one thing I have noticed is the potency dramatically improves after about 3 weeks in the jar.
If you did all of the tricks to improve the plant before harvest like water only, darkness etc then your cure time may be short.
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