SoOrbudgal
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Oh heck yes wait until they are at least cloudy omg if folks only knew how much more effects would be so much better.
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SoOrbudgal
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Shit yes i dry in a paper bag i've done it for 35yrs. If the jar still gets to humid i toss them into a paper bag. I don't hang them till they dry like cardboard and crumble.
FunkyButtLovin
New member
Another controversial subject it appears, just like nearly every other aspect of this lifestyle we've chosen.
Let's keep it civil and have a debate on this one as it is something we all have to do and all have different environments to deal with while we do it. I believe it could help the new folks as well as seasoned veterans. Everyone has their own way of doing things and as long as it's filling your jars and keeping you happy, it's not wrong but that doesn't mean there can't possibly be something you could do a little bit differently to make it better. I don't know about y'all but I'm sure as shit not tired of learning new tricks.
Let's keep it civil and have a debate on this one as it is something we all have to do and all have different environments to deal with while we do it. I believe it could help the new folks as well as seasoned veterans. Everyone has their own way of doing things and as long as it's filling your jars and keeping you happy, it's not wrong but that doesn't mean there can't possibly be something you could do a little bit differently to make it better. I don't know about y'all but I'm sure as shit not tired of learning new tricks.
AccidentalGardener
New member
Lol. I was a Little League coach for 10 years. It's like herding cats. A lot like teaching people to grow weed 
crucialbunny
Well-known member
I abandoned my hang dry this season because I was getting larfy bud from drying rapidly in these Southern California temperatures. Getting much better results now with open shoebox drying in a dark closet. We gotta do what we gotta do to get best results. I hung my first plant this year and it just dried too fast. Ended up having to re-humidify it.
ChadWestport
New member
So many ways to get to the same end goal, we civil 
AccidentalGardener
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Ps:
crucialbunny , every time I look at the picture you used for the post, I get the giggles. Its perfect. :joy:
crucialbunny , every time I look at the picture you used for the post, I get the giggles. Its perfect. :joy:
D.A.A.S.69
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JDU, Damn right, where I live you can't hang them, dries way to fast,
Back in the day we hung em in lofts in barns, only took 2-3days for it to dry, way to fast,but we didn't care back then ,lol, we had product.
,Where we live its hard to beat brown paper bags, it takes about 6-7days to dry enough when you put them in jars ,they read about 65-68percent.
I guess it just depends where you live.
I love them damn bags.
Back in the day we hung em in lofts in barns, only took 2-3days for it to dry, way to fast,but we didn't care back then ,lol, we had product.
,Where we live its hard to beat brown paper bags, it takes about 6-7days to dry enough when you put them in jars ,they read about 65-68percent.
I guess it just depends where you live.
I love them damn bags.