What is the best way for me to cure . I'm coming to the end and I need a plan for curing, my issue is I have to cure in my room where the carbon filter is . My humidity is at 22 . How do I cure it without it going bone dry within days ?
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Here you go. This is a good read on the process. You will still have a lot of questions, but this is good
completed 7 grows
what I have learned so far:
environment maters more than nutrients
at least a dab of nutrients in every watering
effective flushing before harvest is critical to quality -
OK so I should try and get my humidity upComment
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Are you referring to curing or drying? Curing happens in a sealed container-drying is in open air. I hang my colas until they are dry enough to be placed in a sealed jar without the worry of mold. There are some really helpful techniques online so do some surfing and learn.WHAT???
5x5 grow space
900w of Vero's and F-strips
4-17gal totes self-made UC system.Comment
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Your ultimate goal for humidity "in the jar" is between 60F and 65F. I get mine as close as I can and then use Bovida 62 packs for the final adjustment.
If you are referring too the initial drying area humidity, you have a decision to make. It is desirable to dry the buds slowly, however if you dry them too slow, you risk mold which renders your buds worthless trash. I suggest you go with the recommendations in the article, but if you can't for some reason, go with lower humidity as opposed to higher. Just my 2c.completed 7 grows
what I have learned so far:
environment maters more than nutrients
at least a dab of nutrients in every watering
effective flushing before harvest is critical to qualityComment
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Keeping more material on your buds and they will dry out more slowly, and then you can trim the buds laterComment
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Put the buds inside a smaller place where you can control the humidity. For example a big cardboard box. Cut entire branches and put them inside "hanging" just by making a hole with the branch itself on the top of he box
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Thats my lame visual representation. Anyway so close it with a hygrometer inside and check it every hour or so to open it and let moisture out if necessary. After a day or two it can stay closed all day. You'll find the right procedure for your climate. Good luckComment
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9fingetleaf that is a genius idea that's why I posted here ...This is my first rodeo so thank you lolComment
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