curing room definition

curing room means the physical room where bulk flower is aged so it is “cured” in a strain-specific section to achieve the desired characteristics. Flowers are placed in this room after the initial drying/cure period, then trimmed from the stems, but have not yet been processed into final consumer containers for sale.
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