Using a hairdryer to assist in drying

[el_fantistico]

Hi Folks,

Well, itâ??s been raining quite a bit in my neck of the woods and it looks like it will keep up until my harvest date. Iâ??m a little worried about mold and bud rot once I cut and hang and was thinking of using a hair dryer on low (no or very little heat) a little bit each day for the first few days just to get the residual surface moisture taken care of. Is this a good idea, bad idea or do you think it will make zero difference?

Thanks,

El Fantistico :smokin:

el_fantistico Reviewed by el_fantistico on 10-11-2007. Using a hairdryer to assist in drying Hi Folks, Well, itâ??s been raining quite a bit in my neck of the woods and it looks like it will keep up until my harvest date. Iâ??m a little worried about mold and bud rot once I cut and hang and was thinking of using a hair dryer on low (no or very little heat) a little bit each day for the first few days just to get the residual surface moisture taken care of. Is this a good idea, bad idea or do you think it will make zero difference? Thanks, El Fantistico :smokin: Rating: 5

[dylan]

Should be fine, although time consuming, but DON'T use heat at all. It will be bad for the buds.

[stinkyattic]

Try hanging your plants high up in a small room with a small space heater running on the floor to drop the %RH and shorten drying time.

[el_fantistico]

Thank you Dylan and Stinky!! The advice is much appreciated!!

El Fantistico :smokin: