THE EZ CURE
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Here at Easy Trimm, we believe in functionality over form and keeping things simple and affordable. In 2018, we sold a product called the Cure Cork that would automatically burp your product. However, the cost was high and the functionality and versatility was limited. Allow me to introduce you to the Easy Cure, a versatile, simple, and affordable product that allows you to remotely and automatically cure, burp, or dry your product. The Easy Cure elevates your product above where humidity and CO2 settle, allowing airflow to pass through all of the product, eliminating uneven dryness and humidity levels inside the tote. The ECU provides adjustable airflow with high CFM capabilities, allowing you to fully dry your product in the totes quickly, equalize dryness and preparation for trimming or control the air exchange speed when curing and burping. The easy Cure is app controlled and can be remotely programmed based on time or humidity levels. The totes can be controlled by groups. The control can be shared amongst your team, and the app provides real time data and graphs of humidity levels and power over time. It additionally sends you alerts and notifications wherever you are. The easy cure is durable, easy to use, easy to clean, and allows you to buck, Trim, and sort directly in and out of the totes. The easy Cure comes preassembled and is sold as an eight pack with a pre-wired rolling shelf that fits through standard sized doorways or individually. If you have any questions or would like more information or would like to order yours today, please don't hesitate to contact us. Thanks for watching.
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TESTIMONIAL
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO
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Hey, this is Joe with Easy Trimm, and this is the Easy Cure Instructional Video. The Easy Cure is operated using an app and can be controlled with either the Tuia Smart or Smart Life app. Both apps are similar and free. However, we recommend the Tuia Smart app start the setup by downloading the app and signing up for an account. Enter your preferred email and agree to the terms, and then check your email or possibly spam folder for a one time verification code. Enter the code into the app and set a password, create a profile name, and then a home name. At this point, you can also set up individual rooms, although this can be done at any time. Next, we will add the devices, plug all of the devices into a power source and then add device. If the devices do not automatically appear, you will have to press and hold the button on the transmitter until it turns blue. Once all the transmitters are recognized, click add devices. Ensure you are connected to the internet and that your wireless signal is 2.4 gigahertz. Next, label each device you can label by tote number, strain shelf, location, or however you prefer. Additionally, you can assign each tote and device to one of the rooms you created earlier and or you can create groups at any time. You can edit the totes that are assigned to a room or that are within a group. To Create a group, select one of the individual devices. Then click the edit icon in the top right corner and select Create Group groups allow you to control all the devices in the group in the same manner and at the same time. Next, we can set the individual tote settings, including temperature, unit temperature, and humidity ranges, calibrations, auto alerts, alarm levels, and the work mode. For example, if you want one or all of the totes, to stay at a specific humidity level, select the tote or group and select the auto work icon. Select the work mode, select humidification. Set the humidity to your preferred setting, and adjust the humidity range to your preference. If you want to burp all the totes by schedule, we recommend creating a scene. Select the scene icon, click the plus icon, select schedule. Set the burp start time. Then set the frequency. Click next. Click the then plus icon, select control single device. Select the group, all totes, or create an appropriate group. Select Switch. Select on and save. Select save again and create a name like Turn on pm Burp. Now follow the same process to stop the burping at your desired time, and perhaps name it, turn off PM Burp. You can add as many scenes as necessary. Ultimately, you can control all the totes in the group by scene, by timer, manually or by humidity level, all at the press of a single button, even if you're at home sitting on the couch. The app will also send you alerts and notifications, updating you on status and programs, as well as provide graphs and data on power, humidity, and temp levels over time. Lastly, control from the app can easily and quickly be shared amongst your team and allows you to set up specific control levels for each person who has access. Now that the app is installed and set up, let's quickly go over using the totes. The Easy Cure tote allows you to dry, rehydrate, cure, or burp your product. The Easy Cure works by utilizing a fan hydrometer and one-way silicone flapper valve to direct airflow up from the bottom of the tote and out through the corners of the lid. The Easy cure fan speed and CFM can be controlled, giving you the ability to provide small, continuous amounts of air or quick bursts at higher CFM. Additionally, if your product isn't dry enough and ready for machine trimming, you can crack the lid, turn the air speed up, and use the easy cure to quickly dry the outer leaves. If rehydrating is required, simply place a wet towel or sponge into the bottom of the tote. This will not only keep it from touching the product, but also allow you to maintain a higher humidity level when desired. To start using the Easy cure, insert the dry rack, plug the fan and power cord in, and make sure the hydrometer is inserted into the back of the tote. You can actually purchase stackable baskets that fit inside the toes. Each tote can hold six stackable baskets. Whether you hang dry your plants, or dry the branches in the easy cure, we recommend that you buck them a day or so early, and while there's still a small amount of moisture in the plants, enabling you to use automated bucking machines without worry. When the plants or branches are ready for bucking buck the flowers right back into the totes. For procuring and in preparation for trimming, Procuring is a crucial step in the harvesting process and is often overlooked. Procuring allows the small and large buds to homogenize or equalizing dryness. This step has to be done after the flowers have been removed from the stem and generates consistent dryness. Providing consistent machine trimming after the product is homogenized and dryness is consistent for trimming, trim the flowers right back into the totes for curing or sort the product back into the totes For the touchup process prior to final curing. At any time, you can bypass the app and force the unit on or off by simply pressing the button on the transmitter. If you are using our pre-wired shelving unit, you can optionally switch off power for individual totes using the switch located on the power strip at the back of the shelving unit. If you've purchased one or less than eight totes and do not have the shelving unit, you can stack them as seen here and plug in four totes into one power strip. If you have any questions regarding the easy cure, please don't hesitate to contact us. Thanks for watching.
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Frequently asked questions
1. What is the EZ Cure?
The EZ Trim EZ Cure is an app-controlled cannabis drying, moisture-equalization, and curing system that uses adjustable forced airflow through harvested flower.
Air moves from the bottom of the 27-gallon tote upward through the cannabis, helping create more consistent conditions throughout the batch. The system can be used for continued drying after bucking, equalizing dryness before dry trimming, and controlled air exchange during curing.
2. What does “equalizing dryness” mean?
Equalizing dryness means reducing moisture differences between individual buds within the same batch.
Cannabis rarely dries perfectly evenly. Differences in bud size and density, location within the drying room, airflow exposure, and position on the plant can cause some flower to become drier while other flower retains more moisture.
After bucking, bringing the flower together and circulating air through the batch can help create a more consistent moisture condition before trimming or curing.
For more information about drying and preparing flower for trimming, see the EZ Trim Harvest Playbook.
3. Why is equalizing dryness important before dry trimming?
Consistent dryness is one of the important factors in achieving consistent dry-trimming results.
If some buds are too dry while others are still too moist, the same machine settings may produce different results throughout the batch. Properly conditioned flower allows the trimming process to be adjusted around a more consistent starting point and can help reduce unnecessary hand touch-up afterward.
Equalizing dryness is therefore not simply an additional drying step—it is a way of preparing the entire batch for more consistent trimming.
4. Can the EZ Cure continue drying cannabis after it has been bucked?
Yes. The EZ Cure can be used to continue drying flower after bucking.
This gives an operation another option when cannabis has reached a point where it can be removed from the larger stems but isn't yet at the desired condition for dry trimming or curing.
Adjustable airflow can be used as the flower continues drying, while humidity data helps operators monitor changing conditions within the tote.
5. How do I know when cannabis is ready for dry trimming?
Trim readiness should be determined by the condition of the flower, not simply by the number of days it has been drying.
EZ Trim's process uses physical checks in addition to environmental measurements. One important indicator is whether the remaining leaves snap rather than bend when manipulated. A friction test—gently rubbing two buds together—can also help evaluate whether the flower is behaving appropriately for dry trimming.
Relative humidity and temperature data are useful indicators, but physical testing of the actual flower remains important because strains, bud sizes, densities, and drying conditions vary.
For the complete trim-readiness process, see the EZ Trim Harvest Playbook.
6. What is the difference between drying, equalizing dryness, and curing?
These are related but different stages of post-harvest processing.
Drying removes moisture from freshly harvested cannabis.
Equalizing dryness helps reduce moisture differences between buds so the batch reaches a more consistent condition, particularly before dry trimming or curing.
Curing occurs after the primary drying process and involves holding the flower under controlled conditions while managing moisture and air exchange over time.
The EZ Cure can support all three stages depending on where it is incorporated into the harvest workflow.
7. Does the EZ Cure automatically control humidity?
The EZ Cure uses a programmable humidity controller and adjustable airflow system. Operation can be controlled based on time or relative humidity, allowing the fan to cycle according to programmed conditions rather than requiring continuous manual operation.
Through the app, users can monitor humidity and power data, create schedules, receive alerts and notifications, control equipment remotely, and group multiple EZ Cure units together.
The system manages airflow and air exchange in response to the programmed conditions; it should not be described as a conventional humidifier or dehumidifier that independently adds or removes moisture from the air.
8. Can the EZ Cure be used for commercial cannabis production?
Yes. The EZ Cure is available as an individual 27-gallon tote system as well as an 8-tote commercial configuration with a prewired four-tier rolling rack.
Multiple units can be grouped through the app, allowing operators to manage several batches or totes while applying a repeatable drying, moisture-equalization, or curing process.
The appropriate number of units depends on harvest volume, batch size, processing schedule, and how the EZ Cure is being incorporated into the operation.
Ez Cure - Replacement Parts
Ez Cure - 4 Tier Wire Rack with Casters 48W x 18D x 72H
Ez Cure - 4 Tier Wire Rack with Casters 48W x 18D x 72H