Drying in tent, low humidity

[HarleyBlue13]

Hi all,

I grew in a 3x3 tent and started drying. I did cut then and hang the flowers with fan leaves and have an osilating fan below on low not blowing on tje product.

I am experience low humidity 20-40% would it be okay to add a humidifier in there or will i be asking for it?

 

[Grow So High]

depends how big your plants are in that space in my opinion. In the winter months I have to add a humidifier in my dry area too. I am able to point the humidifier away from the plants where no mist ever touches the plant. Any moisture hitting your buds while drying will probably not end well.

 

[Gemtree]

I put one in mine just point a fan at the mist

 

[2Hearts]

Low humidity means your buds will dry slightly quicker and end up slightly drier - this isnt a problem whatsoever not sure why anyone would make a big deal out of the situation.

 

[Dontjudgeme]

I use a humidifier, set to the lowest setting. Almost impossible to get a slow dry when you live where the humidity is low. But I don’t place mine in my tent. I place it outside near the flap and let the exhaust bring in the mist, that way it’s not misting directly on the buds like mentioned above.

 

[DustBomb]

Hi all,

I grew in a 3x3 tent and started drying. I did cut then and hang the flowers with fan leaves and have an osilating fan below on low not blowing on tje product.

I am experience low humidity 20-40% would it be okay to add a humidifier in there or will i be asking for it?

u will be asking for it if you dont pay attention... try and get ur humidity up 50-60%... it matters. the longer that better...