durbanpoisoner
Well-Known Member
I've read some conflicting reports about drying in the fridge. There was a thread I read on thcfarmer from a user who had success with that drying method.
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Curious if anyone has tried this. My next harvest is coming up when I am going to be away for a week. So my options are going to be to either leave the plants growing at the end of the flowering cycle for a week unattended which means they will not be watered and I am not around in case of fire/emergency/whatever which I'm not keen on or chop and then dry over the course of the week I am gone. I put my hygrometer in my fridge and it was about 40F with 40% RF. Thoughts on fridge drying? Have you done it? What's the best way of doing this?
Seems like you want to have large branches, in paper bags laid flat.
So what say you rollitup?
Thumbs Up on Frigidare Drying Method
Since I've been growing, nothing strikes fear in me more than the drying process. Curing is pretty easy and straightforward, but drying is walking a very thin line between drying too quickly and getting mold or mildew. Both can happen overnight and strike without warning. About 6 months ago I...
www.thcfarmer.com
Curious if anyone has tried this. My next harvest is coming up when I am going to be away for a week. So my options are going to be to either leave the plants growing at the end of the flowering cycle for a week unattended which means they will not be watered and I am not around in case of fire/emergency/whatever which I'm not keen on or chop and then dry over the course of the week I am gone. I put my hygrometer in my fridge and it was about 40F with 40% RF. Thoughts on fridge drying? Have you done it? What's the best way of doing this?
Seems like you want to have large branches, in paper bags laid flat.
So what say you rollitup?
