Which producer employs the longest (or any known) curing time?
I'm finding the grassy, chlorophyl-heavy taste of so much product frustrating, and the psychoactive profile of the plant is significantly changed without this process as well. Since I can't smell/see before I buy or "trust my nose", does any producer advertise a curing (as opposed to drying) time with their product/brand? Simply Bare for example advertises "slow cured for 14 days", which actually looks to mean "dried for 14 days then shipped without a separate curing process."
Posted Jan 15, 2024, 4:09 PM UTC
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