Hear me out...
You've chopped you plants, they've hung dry so you're trimming them & getting them ready to go in the Kilner jars. However instead of putting the buds in jars & then burping them you build one of these...
A black plastic tote is used as a curing chamber, intake & exhaust airlines with one-way check valves are installed & sealed.
A sensor for a humidity controller is also installed & the cable sealed. When the lid is on the tote it's air tight (even if that involves taping the lid to the body)
The controller is set to 62% RH, with a variance of 3%.
When humidity in the tote hits 65% the controller activates the air pump.
The air pressure opens the check valves & replenishes the air in the tote until the humidity drops to 62%.
This continues until humidity in the tote stays below 65% & the controller shuts the pump off.
The tote remains sealed, curing the bud.
So...
You lay your buds out on eggcrate shelves that allow air to flow freely through them & can be stacked in multiple levels to fill the tote.
A 40mm pc fan could be used for circulation inside the tote? Possibly on a timer, to come on once an hour (or whatever)
The exhaust airline could be plumbed into a 10" RO filter housing packed with active carbon to remove the smell.
You can lower the RH of the controller down to 63%/62%/61% as required.
So instead of burping a load of jars, set this up & ignore it for 4 weeks
Thoughts?
Cheers,
B1unt
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