Drying
marijuana quickly.
Fast and quick ways to dry your cannabis buds.
 I'd
like to share a few different ways to quick-dry your
marijuana and cannabis buds for sampling or more
immediate pleasure.
Please remember though... that properly dried and
cured marijuana only gets better with time. It
smokes smoother without harshness or the green taste.
However, these tips to drying your weed quickly work
very well.
You do retain THC levels, they may get crispy
(the buds silly), but these function just fine. These
processes will help you dry your pot quickly and be able
to enjoy it in minutes or a few hours. And then
you should be 'crispy' too.
Place your trimmed buds on a
cookie sheet spread out evenly. Set your oven to 125-140
degrees Fahrenheit (no hotter!). Leave for 10
minutes, remove for 5 minutes and turn buds. Repeat once
more.
Rig a flat piece of 10" foil to
be held under a 100 watt light bulb (no hotter) within
2-4 inches. Turn your buds every 1-2 minutes. Should be
smoke-able within about 10-15 minutes time.
Take your buds and flatly wrap
them in paper or use a paper envelope and place them
over your water heater, radiator, or the back of your
TV. Pot should be dry in a few hours or overnight.
Place buds flat on a plate. Use
your microwave on 50% power or less (important not to
burn). Set for only 10-12 seconds at a time, remove and
turn, repeat as necessary. Done quickly, be careful.
I've heard you can use a food dehydrator, it takes a
little longer (hours) but should work as well if you
have one one of these.
Also, if your buds get too dry (crispy), you can put
them in a ziploc bag or glass sealable jar with a piece
of orange peel... yep, it will smoke much nicer by
morning.
NEVER have your heat
source be more than 150 degrees Fahrenheit! Any
hotter will actually burn or vaporize the THC or resin
glands...this IS what gets you high, so be careful of
this.
These tips should help you
enjoy a little of your smoke a little faster... however
- I still recommend proper drying and curing - you WILL
notice the difference.
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