Quote Originally Posted by seventhchild
the smoke from the end of a cig will rise up about 4" to 6" before wifing away when you have the air movement correct.if it seems to you that the buds are drying to fast just slow down this movement.buds can dry at 90% humidity with enough air movement.like you said "trail and error" but be careful not to allow the first dry after cutting take to long....3 days max imho...as this is when mold/mildew is most likely to set in. of course there are 1000 ways to dry and cure and none are really more correct than others if the end results are the same .
Thanks a lot...Great description:thumbsup: I have 2 screen shelves setup about 3ft and 4ft high in a 6ft tall cabinet. The air comes in from the bottom and I can control how much air flows. If I lay a rolling paper on the screens, should it blow off or should it remain on the screen??? That is the best way for me to describe the air flow:thumbsup:
jon420 Reviewed by jon420 on . Need EXPERIENCED advice for drying-high humidity ASAP??? I would have put this in my log but I figured it would be seen faster this way:thumbsup: I am harvesting in a day or two and I need some advice on my drying environment...The humidity ranges from 60-70% and the temperature is 60-65degrees in the area and that worries me. I am not use to drying in these conditions and could use some advice on how I can dry slowly and not have a mold issue because I believe the humidity is higher than it should be??? Air circulation is not an issue if that Rating: 5