High Humidity In Drying Area- HELP PLEASE??- Thanks

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knightrider5432

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So I chopped yesterday, it's been really hot down here in the South Pacific and sure enough Murphy's Law
right when I'm wanting to dry my buds, it rains, so I am getting wet air coming into my drying area which is my grow area. Humidity 86%

I'm concerned if I use my dehumidifier it will degrade the quality and taste of the bud

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can avoid mold etc and not degrade the final product in any way? I have them hanging from the ceiling and an oscillating fan under them but not pointing at them, Temp 19c

One idea I did have was to put them in these big paper rubbish/trash sacks lying them flat with bud spread apart and keep an eye on them, turning them etc.

Thanks for any advice
 
mc130p

mc130p

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If it were me, I'd use the dehumidifier on low or something. It will surely taste better than moldy buds...
 
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nabux

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I'd run the dehumidifier too. It seems like the safest bet.

Note that I'm not much of a grower/connoisseur though. More into the techy stuff :)
 
nick88

nick88

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The winds of shit said:
Find something sealed to put it in. keep it in a dry place. I don't think you would stand a chance drying in a environment humid like that.
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If you seal it wet, it will def mold. Either turn on dehumidifier or put in some paper bags or cardboard box.
 
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