That's because the drying is only the first step.
Hang them in a cool dark airy place until the small bud stems snap when bent.
Then remove all the buds from the stems and place them in a glass jar with a tight lid.
Every day, open the jar and feel the buds. They will feel more moist than they did when you closed the jar. Leave the jar open for half an hour, then close it again.
Repeat until you cannot feel a difference in moisture from day to day.
Then seal tightly and put in a cool dark place for 2 or more weeks.
This is called curing, and you have to do it, or your buds will be harsh. Dehumidifier is unnecessary.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . probably a stupid question from a newbie,but please help my last two harvest ive had, after i cut down my plants i put them in my closet to dry,now they turn crispy in two days and taste like grass and chloraphil(sorry for the spelling) im thinking because its vegas theres no humidity in the air.So my question is when i go down to buy a humidifier,how much hum. do i want in the room,do i want a fan for air flow,and if i keep the room filled with humidity will my product ever dry or will it stay wet.I've heard that you want the stem to snap,knowing Rating: 5