Reply in bold. Too, take a look at the tutorial. 51% is a bit dry. At this point I'd suggest keeping the jar sealed, while noting the humidity.
Yeah, it seems a bit crispy to me, too. I hung it to air-dry in a grow tent, in the dark, with 240cfm ventilation, nothing blowing directly on the plants. RH in the tent was a pretty steady 50%, temp about 80F. I did the "snap test" every day, but the stems always seemed to bend. Various thicknesses all behaved the same. So, after a week, I finally just snipped all the buds off of their twigs and bottled it.
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I know this was awhile ago, but do you remember how it turned out? I put mine in a jar and it says 50%Yeah, it seems a bit crispy to me, too. I hung it to air-dry in a grow tent, in the dark, with 240cfm ventilation, nothing blowing directly on the plants. RH in the tent was a pretty steady 50%, temp about 80F. I did the "snap test" every day, but the stems always seemed to bend. Various thicknesses all behaved the same. So, after a week, I finally just snipped all the buds off of their twigs and bottled it.
I'm pretty sure a week was too long
RH in the jars went from 51% to 55% after a couple of days, but the bud is still real crispy. The smell is pleasantly earthy, a bit like peat. Definitely a couch-lock stone, according to my official tester.
I just wish it weren't quite so crispy
So in my case, you would get one and put it in there and not worry about burping it unless it goes over 62%?
Ah, your're right. I misunderstood that, ugh. That sure wold be a nice feature, but still a good tool through I guess.
So u have to keep humidity between 62% 55%any thing lower than 55% is to dry an anything higher than 62% is to wet wright
Not true
After manually curing for years on outdoor, when I changed to indoor growing, I took the advice of a couple other members and went with Boveda 62% humidi-paks along with a few Caliber IV hygrometers. You check every few days, burp if necessary, but then after a week, you can long-term store.
Personally,I like the tek where it tell's the guy who sent a guy to another forum when this forum has the same info to F*ck himself, but that's just me
Do you have any more plants growing if so just take some of their leaves and stick them in there, I have used orange peals as well.Yeah, it seems a bit crispy to me, too. I hung it to air-dry in a grow tent, in the dark, with 240cfm ventilation, nothing blowing directly on the plants. RH in the tent was a pretty steady 50%, temp about 80F. I did the "snap test" every day, but the stems always seemed to bend. Various thicknesses all behaved the same. So, after a week, I finally just snipped all the buds off of their twigs and bottled it.
I'm pretty sure a week was too long
RH in the jars went from 51% to 55% after a couple of days, but the bud is still real crispy. The smell is pleasantly earthy, a bit like peat. Definitely a couch-lock stone, according to my official tester.
I just wish it weren't quite so crispy