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7 responses to “Curing and flower Storage”

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   jmystro

   08/08/2021

   You’re good in jars as humidity will be a bit too low in the wine fridge. I store my flower in one as well. You can put the fridge temp down as low as you want. It’s not a freezer.

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      Treesmkr

      08/08/2021

      Thanx appreciate it

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   SOUP

   08/08/2021

   This is a thing that exists:

   https://www.curidor.com/product/curidor-xl-2-0/

   I haven’t tried it so I cant report on its effectiveness, but I like the design and idea behind it. Seems like basically a nice wine fridge thats been tuned for weed storage. Has a lock and shelving designed to fit several lbs worth of bud in jars. I’ve been wanting to learn more about it or meet someone from the company for a while now, but the stars haven’t aligned yet.

   If someone at Curidor wanted to send me one, I would give it an honest and comprehensive review and could potentially report about it on the show… just sayin… Curidor… hit me up… 🙂

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      Treesmkr

      08/10/2021

      I will look in it thanx 👍🏾

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   Space cowboy

   08/09/2021

   I love my wine fridge for storing bud inside of jars after its dried and cured, most of them keep light out too. I keep it at 60 degrees, I also use my wine fridge to dry bubble hash, I put in in a pizza box then in the wine fridge , I crank in down to the coldest temp which I think is 41 and it works really well. The humidity in my wine fridge tends to stay around 40 percent.

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      Space cowboy

      08/09/2021

      the one thing I did modify is I took out the wire racks made to hold the wine bottles, they are made to come in and out and I replaced it with plexiglass I measured and cut. So the jars sit flat and I could hold more

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         Treesmkr

         08/10/2021

         👍🏾 Damn good idea thanx

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