drying question please help

[griff95]

hi, so i started drying my plant yesterday in my tent i wet trimmed and then hung in tent i have a fan above my herb and a fan below it neither pointed directly at the bud and both on lowest setting my rh ranges from 40% to just over 45% the temps on the night are 22c to 23c but in the daytime they go as high as 26c are these good drying conditions and if not what can i do to avoid a quick dry??
thanks in advance
p.s i dont have a humidifier

 

[buckaclark]

Notttthingggh.

 

[Coldnasty]

hi, so i started drying my plant yesterday in my tent i wet trimmed and then hung in tent i have a fan above my herb and a fan below it neither pointed directly at the bud and both on lowest setting my rh ranges from 40% to just over 45% the temps on the night are 22c to 23c but in the daytime they go as high as 26c are these good drying conditions and if not what can i do to avoid a quick dry??
thanks in advance
p.s i dont have a humidifier

I think you need to get a humidifier.

 

[griff95]

Notttthingggh.

diiickkkheeaad

 

[griff95]

I think you need to get a humidifier.

i think its a bit too late for that will just have to accept the bud as is once dried does it reduce potency if dried too quick??

 

[HydroKid239]

Put an aluminum baking tray of water on the floor in front of the fan. Keep fans on low.
monitor humidity. If you have a heat mat.. place it under the tray to help the water evaporate. Anything under 55% is probably going to dry in 5-7 days.

 

[griff95]

Put an aluminum baking tray of water on the floor in front of the fan. Keep fans on low.
monitor humidity. If you have a heat mat.. place it under the tray to help the water evaporate. Anything under 55% is probably going to dry in 5-7 days.

thanks pal i really appreciate the advice

 

[inth3shadowz]

Hang plant whole to dry...keeps it slow and gives better flavor.

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

Maybe if you post the same exact question in a couple more sections you might get the answer you're looking for?

 

[Green Refuge]

60% humidity and 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal range. You'll be alright just not ideal. Make sure you cure right and jar them up as soon as the stems are snapping.

 

[griff95]

60% humidity and 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal range. You'll be alright just not ideal. Make sure you cure right and jar them up as soon as the stems are snapping.

ok thank you for the advice would im on day 4 and they are dry on the outside but still have some moisture in the middle would taking out of the drying tent and putting them in some brown paper bags for the next few days be any good for the drying process

 

[WannaBeeGrow]

Maybe if you post the same exact question in a couple more sections you might get the answer you're looking for?

Damn! lol just don't cover it! If got the answer give it up. Thanks!