16% Humidity - Humidifier In The Drying Tent?

I have a small evaporation style humidifier that I am thinking about placing in my drying tent. The RH where I am at is constantly under 20% and this is no good for a good dry. If I can get the humidity to like 40% or so with this humidifier, will this be OK?

I found this link helpful for me, on the first page read the post by "Brick Top" I think the name was, has got a really good explanation that I will probably use. According to him/her, yes that sounds like a good humidity level to use.
https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/343320-drying-curing-question.html

Also you could hang them in cardboard boxes with a few pieces of newspaper on top, the smaller the space they are in the more of the moisture from the buds will be in the surrounding air.

FuckinStoned said:

I have a small evaporation style humidifier that I am thinking about placing in my drying tent. The RH where I am at is constantly under 20% and this is no good for a good dry. If I can get the humidity to like 40% or so with this humidifier, will this be OK?

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The less humidity the better when drying, at least you wont get any mold. Just watch them when drying in dry climate. I grow in the desert and you just have to check on them daily when drying. When they feel dry to the touch trim them and jar them. Just watch them because they will dry pretty quick with such a low RH level. If they get too dry dont worry there are techniques you can use to get them moist again, however if your bud gets mold then its completely ruined, no coming back from mold.