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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    I am moving and will likely not have access to a suitable house for drying. I have read that it can be possible to dry outside depending on weather.

    Im willing to invest in a small shed or gazeebo/tent like contraption with a tarp to protect from rain and sunlight. I also have been thinking about potential for the use of desicates or a battery powered dehunmidifyier.


    Please help me plan for a potential outdoor dry. :thumbsup:
    The Green Reaper Reviewed by The Green Reaper on . The Outdoor Drying Thread I am moving and will likely not have access to a suitable house for drying. I have read that it can be possible to dry outside depending on weather. Im willing to invest in a small shed or gazeebo/tent like contraption with a tarp to protect from rain and sunlight. I also have been thinking about potential for the use of desicates or a battery powered dehunmidifyier. Please help me plan for a potential outdoor dry. :thumbsup: Rating: 5

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    Some things I have thought about are

    1) The spot must be higher elevation to avoid fog and lower level moisture

    2) Have good airflow

    3) Be unnoticble and far enough away to avoid smell risk

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    I was thinking of using something similar to this...

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    or one of these...

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    Anyone ever seen a battery powered dehumidifier?

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    Perhaps I could put one of these bad boys up in a tree to avoid humidity and cover with sticks and other camo.

    Thoughts?

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    i'd have thought it would be humid up a tree among all those perspiring leaves,i mean you can create micro climates in and below trees,which is basically trapping humidity to raise temperatures slightly,maybe not though,sure you already considered that

    ahah don't take no notice of me lol,too much stuff whizzing round my head too fast lol,struggling to keep up with it,so anyway back to the subject,
    er what i said above

    seems my mood is right tonight for a change,i knew if i left it for long enough it'd work itself out

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    #8
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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    How many plants do you need to dry? :stoned:

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    but drying buds requiers total darkness unless u dont care if ur buds turn brown

    away with brown schaggy looking crap

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    The Outdoor Drying Thread

    ur idea may work

    if u dried ur buds old school in paper though ull need nonrecycled uninked n unbleached dark thick like a stores brown paper bags maybe double bagged

    anyway
    if u put the tent in a tree how be supported

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