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Dino2434

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Got 3 plants that have been drying for 5 1/2 days, could they already be dry? Due to the fact that is isn’t a lot of weed?
 

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I doubt it.. but it depends on the environment. How’s the humidity and temps in the drying space. Higher temps with less humidity will for sure dry them out faster, but is it ideal? The best crops I’ve tried myself always hung for at least 12-15 days with temps between 65-68F and 58-62% humidity.
I’ve had small plants dry in as little as 9 days tho. Small being 1gal pot grows. (Couple ounces once dry)
 
68-73 temp wise and around 52-60 humidity, in the south currently experiencing a heat wave can’t really get it under this
 
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