OneHitDone
Well-Known Member
Hey Real - This popped up after your vid, I think he has you beat lol
I live in the desert. To get 60% humidity would take an act of god without some serious money spent. I have never had harshness or quality loss (that I know of) due to drying in 3 days. It may not be fully dry deep inside, but as soon as it goes in the jars to cure, it brings it out and hydrates the rest of the bud. I have to use the 62% humidity packs in my jars as well. After a good cure, there are no issues with the smoke, very smooth. Even on a 3 day dry, its smokable and not harsh.Hi doz,
Looking forward to see your results
Do you have a special drying tech ?
Do your stems break or twist after those 3 days ?
In my experience, if drying only takes 3 days, it isn't dry yet, or it dried way to quickly and you lose a lot of quality ... 7 days is a minimum in my book. Usually takes 10-12 days when I have close to optimal RH (~60%)..
(I don't mean to bash, just curious)
I feel ya. I can see the difference as well my Blue Kripple didn't looks as good when I used the Mars light I almost want to smash the 1600's I have but I'm gonna sell them so I can buy even more cobs. I've bought over 150 of them so far lol.Ill have some dried pics of Critical Kush under CXB3070's in about 2 weeks. Harvest time is looking like next weekend! So far, I am liking what I see.
And I would agree with SupraSPL about finishes. I am looking at about 56 days to finish completely and the lower buds are much further along than with HPS. They are not only more dense, but maturity is much closer to the top buds than it has been with HPS.