Daveindiego
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This should probably speed up the drying of some flower.
The humidity in San Diego is 6 percent right now.
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SPLFreak808
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Yeah you probably dont want to rock 5% in the drying room especially not at 75f lol
Budzbuddha
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Yeah ... Hella dry ... No wonder the state is on fire !!!
Great for the latest chop I got going - dried in two days ...
Perfect timing to put in the jars.
Great for the latest chop I got going - dried in two days ...
Perfect timing to put in the jars.
MichiganMedGrower
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I would be running enough humidifier to get that drying cycle closer to a week at least.
The slower the better
I have a dehumidifier in my humid basement and a house humidifier upstairs to battle the dryness from the heater.
The house and growrooms/ drying closet are kept at 50-60% relative humidity at all times.
Low humidity will help burn the plants with fertilizer too as they can take up too much with the water they need.
Budzbuddha
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Kinda did that ... At harvest time I let plant go dry after its last week of water ... Then left her dry " on the vine " ( in container ) for a few days - THEN chopped and hung . With the low humidity if I didn't keep an eye on her it would have been crispy shit.
I cut at stalk , clipped fans and a few bigger leaves and hung whole plant after 4 days of being in grow bag. Humidity dropped like a rock so watching them was a given . It just took 2 days AFTER that to clip them for jars. You are right about letting moisture wick off slowly ... That is why it stayed in pot just drying out , a little different way but it works me.
I cut at stalk , clipped fans and a few bigger leaves and hung whole plant after 4 days of being in grow bag. Humidity dropped like a rock so watching them was a given . It just took 2 days AFTER that to clip them for jars. You are right about letting moisture wick off slowly ... That is why it stayed in pot just drying out , a little different way but it works me.
DirtyEyeball696
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F*ck California, hope it all burns to the ground. Too bad New York wasn’t burning also.
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UncleBuck
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GreenLegend420
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i panic any time its below 60% at any point in the process. i like veg @ 70-80%, most of flower @ 60-70%, and dry at 60%.
humidifiers, humidifiers everywhere!
humidifiers, humidifiers everywhere!
Daveindiego
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ProdigalSun
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I absolutely agree. Build the walls on the CA NV border.
Daveindiego
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As a Californian, I wish my state would leave the union.
ProdigalSun
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Im a second amendment guy, so CA . Isn't a place I think of positivity.
Samblakaka
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Flower at 60-70%?!?! You're begging for mold to develop, especially in the last few weeksi panic any time its below 60% at any point in the process. i like veg @ 70-80%, most of flower @ 60-70%, and dry at 60%.
humidifiers, humidifiers everywhere!
Bernie420
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i panic any time its below 60% at any point in the process. i like veg @ 70-80%, most of flower @ 60-70%, and dry at 60%.
humidifiers, humidifiers everywhere!
i like veg @ 70-80%,=slow growth most of flower @ 60-70%,=bud rot powdery mildew and dry at 60%.=mold
GreenLegend420
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