Curing at 47% humidity?
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Budzbuddha
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Most would try to keep 55% to around 60/62% .
That low can be a problem.
That low can be a problem.
Budzbuddha
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You can try rehydrate with a boveda / integra pack or at a minimum - a large fan leaf.
Seal jar again with hygrometer... monitor .
Seal jar again with hygrometer... monitor .
Byow88
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Thanks I’ll try that.
Kerovan
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Yes, mine is always that low during the cure. It just means that you are are jarring them up faster. It's not a problem if you take into account that they just dry out faster. You can also put bags around the hanging buds to keep the humidity a bit higher inside so they dry slower. Just have to pay close attention to the drying process.
Byow88
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Thanks for the reply. I didn’t account for the weather change the humidy was very low in dry room. Buds dried twice as fast as usual
Bagginski
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A perfect cure every time
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Kerovan
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If they get crunchy on the outside and you catch them soon enough you can jar them up and the moisture in the center will spread and the buds will become uniformly moist again.
Grow420Dad
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I am currently 60 degrees and 47 % RH in my grow room for drying my bud. If you can get the temps lower to 60 you will let a slow dry which is a good thing
