Curing Chamber idea + questions
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true JACK ,,, baccy will absorb any oders that may be lurking around,,,,,
if you cure them next to your lawn-mower,
your leaves may end up having a gasoline taste to them
you'll notice they will get soft when it is humid { raining] and stiff when they are dry,,{ this is considered as going in a nd out of'' CASE'',,,]
the more they do this the better they will '' cure''{ smokable }
if you cure them next to your lawn-mower,
your leaves may end up having a gasoline taste to them
you'll notice they will get soft when it is humid { raining] and stiff when they are dry,,{ this is considered as going in a nd out of'' CASE'',,,]
the more they do this the better they will '' cure''{ smokable }
just a caution....
If your garage is seperate from the house, curing there may be OK - humidity will be close to ambient.
If your garage is attached or part of the house structure, the humidity may be close to that of the house interior. This may be too low, and tobacco will cure (dry) green. Check the humidity with an acurate guage in the garage first. If above 70%, this is good.
I learned this the hard way !!!
If your garage is seperate from the house, curing there may be OK - humidity will be close to ambient.
If your garage is attached or part of the house structure, the humidity may be close to that of the house interior. This may be too low, and tobacco will cure (dry) green. Check the humidity with an acurate guage in the garage first. If above 70%, this is good.
I learned this the hard way !!!
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