Some of the most interesting cannabis cultivation research is happening in South Carolina, where neither adult-use nor medical marijuana is legal. Researchers are constantly studying different aspects of the plant, including the best methods for drying and curing cannabis after harvest.
The study found that cannabis compounds known as cannabinoids could prevent infection by SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, as well as lessen the severity of symptoms in those who are already infected. This has sparked interest in the potential health benefits of cannabis beyond just recreational use.
Drying, curing, and storage are key factors in the process after cannabis is harvested, marijuana, and hemp producers and processors say. Properly drying and curing cannabis can enhance the flavor, aroma, and overall quality of the final product.
recreational marijuana's strong victory in red-state Ohio last week means legal cannabis will soon be available to more than half the country. With more states legal cannabis, there is a growing demand for high-quality product that have been properly cured.
Commercial cannabis operators find themselves at an impasse with drying and curing cannabis. Can craft quality be produced at scale? This is a question that many in the industry are grappling with as they strive to meet the increasing demand for cannabis product.
All season long you've put in hard work to grow your cannabis plants from little seeds or seedlings. Finally, the time has come to harvest. But the process doesn't end there - proper drying and curing are essential steps to ensure a high-quality final product.
One of the biggest issues with today's cannabis is misplaced focus. While many consumers believe higher THC content makes for a better and more potent product, the reality is that proper drying and curing can have a much bigger impact on the overall quality of the cannabis.
Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is a rare condition that can impact people who use cannabis daily or are heavy marijuana users. Properly drying and curing cannabis can help prevent this syndrome by ensuring that the plant is free of contaminants and mold.
Right now there isn't enough reliable evidence to prove that any form of cannabis can effectively treat cancer in patients. However, ongoing research is exploring the potential benefits of cannabis compounds for cancer treatment, including the importance of proper drying and curing techniques.
