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what drying time period are you referring to.normal lenght of time

Yes i did,with slight ventilation and a 60-70 degree temp

Well if your trying to get rid of some of it for medical purposes,the smell is one of the first thing people look for. If the smell isn't there,your probably gonna get stuck with it.

when about 80% of the buds were a milky color they were cut and had a real strong smell to them.After the drying process,almost all the smell was gone and hasn't came back even being put into jars.Frustrating

had it in a jar for a couple weeks now and nothing yet.still hoping

Can anybody help and tell me why after drying my crop,I loose almost all the smell.Dried in a vented closet with temp between 60-70,and with a little circulation from a fan.Any help would be appreciated. Thx

If your cloning a mother thats a female,does it automatically mean the clones will be female also or not necessarily.