Where to dry buds

[BONJO2]

Got some buds coming along but waether isn't an ally so i have 2 options

a) 35c dry room

b) 23c A/Ced even more dried out room

what can i do to both options ? is there any way to stable humidity to high lvls in an aircontioned room ?

BONJO2 Reviewed by BONJO2 on 07-25-2007. Where to dry buds Got some buds coming along but waether isn't an ally so i have 2 options a) 35c dry room b) 23c A/Ced even more dried out room what can i do to both options ? is there any way to stable humidity to high lvls in an aircontioned room ? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Option b- cool, dry air is a good way to discourage mold.

[Dutch Pimp]

...isn't there a cutoff % (humidity)for mold to form?

[stinkyattic]

I've read both 50% and 40%; I personally always err on the side of caution and go as low as possible, both in the flower room and the drying area.

[rhizome]

...isn't there a cutoff % (humidity)for mold to form?

Under 50% RH is a good rule o' thumb, but NOTHING is written in stone. Also, humidity of the air immediately surounding yer buds ( in all those loverly nooks and crannies) is very likely to be higher than humidity of air surrounding your hygrometer.

[BONJO2]

guys ty for ur replys but the external/internal type of a/c (2 units 1unit out of room 1 inside) leaves a very cooled but very dry air , in some test cuts were i left em to dry in that room the buds where crispy dry in less than 2 days
a morning left a whole laundry dry( jeans tshirts and such) to increase the humidity but as turned from work laundry was ready for ironing ... how can i stabilise to 50% even 40% with an ac working ?