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Happy dog
- Thread starter shadycon
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SoOrbudgal
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You ol hippie LOL i also use paper bags to dry if needed. Sometimes i too quickly try an jar after hanging only to feel uhhh to wet to seal off jars so into that old paper bag they go for a day or overnite. I'm rather amazed at your window grow really low key and i dig it.
OldManGrower
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Looks nice! Never done (or heard of ) paper bag drying. Nice to learn something new.
Bluey
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I guess it's a bit similar to cardboard box drying...overall tends to slow the drying process down to an acceptable rate, not too quick.
Outdoor grows don't seem to have as many problems as indoor grows for drying as the weather at harvest time is typically cooling off fast and more conducive to a nice slow dry.
In the warmer months here I need all the help I can get to slow the drying down...which only effects my indoor grows that are ready for harvest over summer, as outdoor grows aren't ever ready until well into fall/autumn.
Outdoor grows don't seem to have as many problems as indoor grows for drying as the weather at harvest time is typically cooling off fast and more conducive to a nice slow dry.
In the warmer months here I need all the help I can get to slow the drying down...which only effects my indoor grows that are ready for harvest over summer, as outdoor grows aren't ever ready until well into fall/autumn.