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Quote: Tsmit420 said: what many people dont realize is that bacteria is what is behind the metabolic process of curing theres good bacteria and bad bacteria and the trick is to find a happy medium by creating a envrionment that the bacteria can survive (air, light, water) while minimizing the degradation of the plant while also fighting off mold. if the bud is to dry then bacteria will die and the curing proccess can no longer be continued. rehydration will not work because the bacteria is already dead unless it is rehydrated much earlier. starting the cure too early and an ammonia smell is noticed the curing should also no longer be continued. thats why the best chance is by using a two way humidity pack like what is used in the cvault(identical containers can be bought from some kitchen supply stores for half the price) one more thing is light. contrary to what most people think, light is also needed for curing in very small amounts usually this is never a problem light has ways of getting into very dark places. which brings us to oxygen. curing can not be done without oxygen, butt too much and bud will degrade
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