Drying in a outdoor shed

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66 north

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Has anyone ever dried in a outdoor shed without power. I plan on drying on racks in a building without power my plans are to use 6 computer fans 1 per rack will it work and am i asking for mold. The bud will be trimmed down there will not be any stocks left on .
 
cindysid

cindysid

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Just make sure that you have plenty of air space around each bud to prevent mold. There should be some air circulation. If it is a fairly air tight shed, I would leave the door open as much as possible.
 
lycanhall

lycanhall

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cindysid said:
Just make sure that you have plenty of air space around each bud to prevent mold. There should be some air circulation. If it is a fairly air tight shed, I would leave the door open as much as possible.
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66 north

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Has anyone done this before and how did it work out . the building isn't air tight by no means and there will be some air movement just what 6 computer fans will blow around .I see 150 visits someone here tried this ?
 
carokann

carokann

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i dryed some in a shed and it got moldy, probably cause the morning mist got in there or somthing.
 
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66 north

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No pictures just a 8x12 building that hasn't got the eaves boxed in. It has 6 computer fans at 1 end that runs of off 2 car batteries . This is quite a ways in the woods and pretty basic .
 
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rhoxie1

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I have been drying in the same shed a just a wood garden shed about the same size and we dryed over a hundred plants in it and had no problem got fifty drying right now, no fan just air that circlelate though the shed I haveno ploblems with mold I live on the high ground so morning mist has never been problem

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66 north

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The sample dry doesn't seem to be working . The humidity at times is high we have had rain . Would some kind of a heater help it drop the humidity some and the building is at outdoor temp and the extra heat also help.
 
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66 north

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Well the job is done not before doing some modifications and using a small propane heater.The outdoor temp. were in the 50's with the heater it was 70+ inside .
 
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