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Master_weeda
Master_weedastarted grow question 4 years ago
Hello to all padawans and jedis masters I would like information on water curing please
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Other. Harvest - Curing
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frenchysmoker
frenchysmokeranswered grow question 4 years ago
Hello master weeda ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™ Water curing will minimize the time it will take to get rid of undesired substances such as salts, chlorophyll or insecticides. Those substances can make for a harsh, unpleasant smoke of even the best weed. Thanks to the process of osmosis (which is basically the process by which soluble substances distribute themselves evenly throughout the whole solution, and exchange via a semi-permeable membrane - in this case the leaf surface), the substances you do NOT want to smoke are dissolved. This includes not just substances external to the plant itself, but also from within the leaves โ€“ the things that will make you cough when you smoke. The THC etc does NOT dissolve in the water. The result: a much stronger, purer weed
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Darkwarsongs
Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 4 years ago
just to try to provide you with complete information... Water Curing โ€“ Cons It is not a good option if the aroma and flavor of weed are important to you. Water curing also reduces the aesthetic appeal of the herb. It is probably not your best choice if you intend to sell the weed commercially: It lacks the smell and taste of premium-grade weed, has less โ€˜bag appeal,โ€™ and crucially, weighs less. Unscrupulous individuals sometimes use water curing to sell contaminated marijuana.
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