Trevor Ross is a writer, medical marijuana patient and cannabis advocate. He holds an MFA in writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He has previously worked as a copywriter, a teacher, a bartender, and followed Seattle sports for SidelineBuzz. Originally from Washington state, you can find him now working in his garden or restoring his house in Scranton, PA, and he can be reached through LinkedIn.
Drying and curing are often mentioned in the same breath, and sometimes sound as if they are one collective step. It’s true that both remove moisture from your cannabis flower but they are two distinct processes. Let’s look more closely at these crucial steps in the growing process.
