As Cher stated it depends on heat and humidity where you live. A slow "wet" cure is better than a fast dry cure as it will be less likely to crack. Depending on size, I always err on the side of caution and give it extra time. 10 days minimum.
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Hi, Beverly!
It is going to depend on the heat and/or humidity levels in your area. I live in a high humidity area so I generally wait a week. I hope this helps...
I found an article that says up to 7 days. You can read about it here - https://homeguides.sfgate.com/concrete-planter-directions-71827.html
As Cher stated it depends on heat and humidity where you live. A slow "wet" cure is better than a fast dry cure as it will be less likely to crack. Depending on size, I always err on the side of caution and give it extra time. 10 days minimum.