Why Take the Time to Cure Hemp?
Curing hemp is an undervalued process. This guide will explain further the differences in drying and curing hemp and why you want to take the time to do this step well. Please note: This is not a set it and forget it method. To achieve the best possible results takes the experience from hands-on approach.
Request and download the Hemp Curing Guide: A Guide to the Process to learn about different methods and processes to dry, cure, and store your hemp.
Drying
Drying is the process of removing the majority (70-80%) of moisture from the plant and flowers.
Cure to Improve Quality
The ideal curing process involves drying in a controlled environment at 55-65ºF and 40- 60% humidity.
Storing
Reduce & eliminate heat, light, and oxygen from reaching the finished flower in a breathable container.
Download the Hemp Curing Guide: A Guide to the Process to learn:
- Why curing vs drying?
- How to grade flower for curing
- Best storage practices
Learn why it is invaluable to take the time to cure hemp.
