jars for curing

You can use any size jars you want/have. There is no need to only fill them half way, why anyone would do so has me stumped. Fill them right up, even stuff them if you like, this will not cause any issues. No real need to buy any strips, just jar the flowers when dry, but not crisp an not too soft and spongy. If after opening the jars they have gone too soft again, just leave the lids off for a few hours or overnight. If they are too dry, add a couple of green cannabis leaves for a few hours to plump them up again. Your buds will not magically freak out if the humidity is 5-15% either way than a perceived optimum level. If you are really worried or OCD, BoVeda sachets in the 67% humidity rating will keep your buds at 67% for as long as their crystals are working properly and they are probably the easiest and a cheaper option than test strips, but you really don't need either. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Hey, I would say size doesn't matter, just find something that is air tight so you can have control over the micro climate inside😁 Humidity meters/humidity packs are also an option when curing cannabis, however if you're a cheapskate then it's possible to do without them..but they do take the guess work out of it🤔 Hope this helps!🤠

You can get a small humidity sensors that fit in jars, 6 for about £20 from what I can remember. Might have been cheaper then that. The jars are better off being glass rather then plastic.

ok thanks. Appreciate your quick response. I have to get individual humidity test strip for each jar I use, correct? I have 1 I use for grow area but will have to find the strips.

Yes, you can use almost any size container. It is just a airtight container that allows you to control the moisture while it cures.