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Drying your Buds question
- Thread starter Sledrock
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alltatup
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Hi there SR, good question: you can't know the answers to too many questions about what's coming up when you're flowering Cannabis. I don't use a tent, but here are the principles of the ideal dry:
1. Drying area should be cool and dark with air circulation, but not wind.
2. Ideal temps 65-70 F, humidity 50-60%.
3. You have to fine tune the environment according to your own temp and humidity conditions. If it's too hot and humid, that can mess up the drying process.
4. A longer dry is superior to a too short dry: if colas can dry in the right conditions over 3-7 days, it's better than drying buds in 24 hours.
5. This is the guide: https://www.growweedeasy.com/drying-curing
1. Drying area should be cool and dark with air circulation, but not wind.
2. Ideal temps 65-70 F, humidity 50-60%.
3. You have to fine tune the environment according to your own temp and humidity conditions. If it's too hot and humid, that can mess up the drying process.
4. A longer dry is superior to a too short dry: if colas can dry in the right conditions over 3-7 days, it's better than drying buds in 24 hours.
5. This is the guide: https://www.growweedeasy.com/drying-curing
DingusKhan
New member
Water will be evaporating from your plants in a very closed space. If you don't have an RH controller, you should just leave the fan on, otherwise, your tent will get all sweaty and then MOLD.
I would get an RH controller myself if I didn't just string my stuff up across the ceiling in here with no regard to smell or humidity, and put it up when its "pretty dry", ie, sugar leaf pulls off easily and with a light snap.
I would get an RH controller myself if I didn't just string my stuff up across the ceiling in here with no regard to smell or humidity, and put it up when its "pretty dry", ie, sugar leaf pulls off easily and with a light snap.
DingusKhan
New member
Amen, brother. Doesn't have to be a vortex, just light breeze to change the wet air out.