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Steve2md

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Yeah, you want to go as slowly as possible without mold or rot setting in. The more slowly the leaves dry, the more of the "harsh" flavors are removed. Your smoke will be smoother and you will be thankful you took the extra week or two in the end.
 

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Tobacco FAQ is a good overview, there is much more nuance to curing green leaf, but the info in the FAQ should be kept in the forefront of your attempt to cure green leaf.
 

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there is, but i think this is an example where a huge roller is a better tool than a precise finishing brush :)
 
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