Drying and curing

Spider mites: pale speckles, then webbing Fine pale speckles on the leaves, with tiny moving dots or webbing underneath, point to spider mites. Check the underside of a… Bud rot: brown, dying buds and gray fuzz A browning, dying section of bud, sometimes with gray fuzz, usually means bud rot. It can't be cured and it often starts… How to dry cannabis: slow, cool and dark A common starting point for drying is about 60°F and 60% relative humidity, with gentle, indirect airflow. Adjust to your conditions. Neither… Curing and storing cannabis Start curing only after the flower is properly dry, keep an eye on moisture, and store whole flower sealed, cool and dark.… Trimming and harvest day: wet trim, dry trim and tools Wet trimming often speeds up drying, and dry trimming slows it down. Match the method to your room, use clean tools and…