DankDoctor420
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I went through the same pain for years til I figured it out. If you jar too early you'll get the hay every time and lose terps. It's better to jar late than early. I've pulled buds out that been drying for quite some time in open air with my trim. I just leave it out and forget about it. The bud still taste good and smells like the strain should. So in my opinion it's better to over dry than under dry and jar. Get a 30 dollar wood moisture meter, I order mine on Amazon and I think it's made by general tools but any of those cheap 20 to 30 dollar meters will save you lots of headaches. Google "what moisture content is weed dry" and lots of articles are there to verify what I said between 10 and 15 percent is dry. Check the stems when you think there dry with the bend test. If the main stems crack instead of bend then check the buds. If they break off with ease like a weed stem should when it's dry then you know it's ready for the cure. At that point is where I would use my moisture meter just to make sure I'm not rushing things. If there between 10 and 15 percent moisture you can begin sweating out the moisture from the center of the buds for a day or two in brown paper bags folded. Then cure in jars or however you cure when 10 to 12 percent moisture and you'll never have to worry about mold or ruining your dank. You can leave them sealed at that point without burping. That will leave the bud in a state if 58 to 60 percent humidity in your curing.All of my weed has been smokeable. Better than anything I’ve got from the dispo. But, the smell isn’t there. And it’s disheartening because I’m growing some badass plants that look and smell amazing.