Xub420
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clean, rinse, drown bugs, maybe some trich loss and definite color.
https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/732718-water-cure.html
https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/732718-water-cure.html
different drying techniques
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budbuddingding
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Ideally in the dark. I use a drawer. Since my last post in this thread I've been closing the jar for increasingly longer periods, now they are staying closed almost all day and staying at 63%
Red1966
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Critters have been known to eat buds.
Red1966
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No, you need to ventilate the room. Otherwise the humidity will build up and stop drying.
i recently put up a 110V electric fence around my plants to protect them against the animals. i have it a 4 ft radius around my plant and my other plants i was able to move since they werent planted in the ground. as goes for the bugs i have yet to see any on my plants which was really nice
what if i took the door off and put poly where the door was and one fan blowing in the room and another fan blowing out of the room like 2 12 inch fans
budbuddingding
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Could work, as long as the other room has a window or two.....dont know if that size if fan will be suitable, depends on size of your space and plants and humidity. Why not just take the door off.....crack a windoe and have both fans in the room (not blowing directly on plants) why bother with the poly? the smell?
obijohn
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I trim everything at harvest, it's much easier because the leaves are all sticking straight out. Takes waay longer once they are wilted over the buds. I take off the fan leaves, then with smaller clipper shape all the way down to the buds.
THC can degrade in the light, thus keeping it in the dark
THC can degrade in the light, thus keeping it in the dark
the room ill be drying in is roughly 6'x15' and the room next to it was an old kitchen thats is roughly about 20 - 25. i would like to try and keep the smell contained to at least 1 room of the house if possible
can the light also cause molding to the buds?
trimming the leaves before is a lot easier as obijohn has said but the trimming is really up to you. i prefer to trim before i start to hang dry them.
trimming before also helps with the drying process to its more of a even dry to the buds than it would of been to dry with all the leaves still on it. with the leaves on it would also create less air flow to the actual bud itself
Fiskars micro tip pruning scissors. They're about $10-$12 at most any hardware store in the gardening section.