First off few know much of anything thesedays so.everyones got some opinion - what i.prefer is to science the shit out of it and produce an overview nit just singular opinion and zero scientific fact.
But to the basic of badics so you humidity humpers can start agreeing - low humidity dosent make that much difference to the speed of drying, TEMPERATURE however makes a lot of difference like days difference.
So wtf are you chatting to me about, im basically having to write the book because you and others are too.stoned to educate yourselves.
Next a little bit more tricky is the volumes of science data and non mj industries who use 'EQUILIBRIUM MOISTURE CONTENT" To define what humudity means to drying.
Now your making wide claims im merely pulling the facts - Wether weed dries quick.or slow is irrelevant, the only concern is that it dried naturally and was not forced. The enzymatic processes and bacterial.ones arent based on speed but they do fuck up if forced.
This is rollitup and im here not the jungleboys and so.much of what you and they say dosent stack.up to facts and science.
At the right temperature of 18-20c weed will dry naturally in a lot of humidities (if your house is real.hot or cold well.i got to scratch my head because thats also.a perfect temp for a tent or light to grow so htf can younot achieve that.
One of us isnt a jungle boy hmmm which.one i wonder
Yeah well I live in the desert so the humidity where I’m at is very low usually 10-20% so my plants can dry out fast as fuck and that’s not the name of the game so yeah humidity plays a factor in drying we can have our differences about that but i haven’t had a problem since. You ever heard of jungle boys??? They dry there weed at 60-60 for 14 days and there shit is smooth as fuck. You need a good flush and a good dry low and slow is better. I’ve had my plants dry in 3 days-14 days. If my plants dry in 3 days because the humidity is to low that’s not good.
