Drying is as important as growing.Would the fastest way to dry my harvest be to just let each stem hang upside down? If so, what kind of conditions will help to quicken this process (temp, humidity, light)?
I'm only talking about the drying phase, not curing. What are the best temps to keep when drying? And when you say keep them in a dark place the whole time, do you mean pitch black? Or can there be some light leaking in?Drying is as important as growing.
Don't rush it.
Try to keep your humidity at like 50%.
Also keep a very small amount of circulating air,
a very small fan pointed away from them will do great.
It should take you about a week to dry and up to a few months to properly cure.
Keep them in a dark place the whole dry.
nice, thanks for the help guys. how long should i be "burping" for daily? And when you say to wait for twigs to snap, I thought that's what you looked for to determine that they are done drying?I would keep temps in mid 70's like stumps said.
If you put them into jars early they are going to need alot of "burping"
I would say 5 days would be minimal hang time.
And yes I would keep it dark, I have the luxury of using a walk-in closet and it works great for me!
ok, so if there isn't any moisture building up when the jar is closed, how often should I be burping them and for how long?when you go to the jars the buds will get wet again. If I get moisture in the jar I will let them sit out in the air for a day or till the're dry to the touch. I allways go for dry to the touch. when the twigs start to snap again I seal the jar and set it in a dark semi cool place for about 3 weeks.