It seems counterintuitive to add water to cannabis bud; so why would anyone want to do that to perfectly good pot? There are several reasons. Some growers may not have dried their herb properly, dried it too long or failed to flush before harvest.
\nBut some savvy growers know a few secrets many would dismiss as lunacy. While the majority of weed is air dried, water curing is an alternative method of curing your marijuana. Let me start by saying while this may not be for everyone, it is important to understand why you may want to try it.<\/p>\n

While searching the net about proper curing methods, I came across several posters who claimed that water curing was the best way to clean smoke. The claims were consistent across all media; this was the best way to get the purest smoking experience possible in the least amount of time. I had never heard of it and decided to try it out. I had questions. Why would anyone want to add water when removing water is the way to cure plants? Does it decrease the potency? Does it change the looks, weight or smell of the bud? I found only a few good articles regarding this magical \u201ccure, \u201d and they set my mind at ease. Before my first attempt, more research was necessary. I read all the articles and watched all the videos I could find.<\/p>\n