Harvest, trim buds and bag it wet...

2Hearts said:

Come on every one likes a non zero sum game or fabric pots boveda and blurples wouldnt have done so well with their sales.

I see why the legalized it, the potential to sell you stuff is limitless, eventally going to convince all new growers you need total climate control and a full regulated drying cabinet - $2000 money to my ears.

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Go away you annoying, non contributing, attention craving troll.

2Hearts said:

Says he closed them - seems to qualify the word sealed.

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drying in brown bags aren't sealed, buds give off moisture which goes through the bag ! not hard to figure out , you also hang dry until it almost snaps so buds don't squish when putting in the brown bags, exactly the same as drying in cardboard boxes, stop judging others on their methods if theirs work !

Anyway, shit always changes. Happy with brown bags, but a few of us moved onto these... Got 2 of the xl wedryers. Just done a dry, UK weather, so sunny and rainy. Took 10 days and has a nice smell already, just like it does in the paper bags. It's just easier, as you leave it alone. Don't have to spin the bags either. It's probably more to do with the fact I'm growing loads. I have used 100 brown paper bags (macdonalds size) in 2 1/4 harvests They were £15.99 too These were £200 for 2, so like an oz. Funny, £200 seems a lot for these, but if you had a buddy over who had these 2 wedryers and wanted to swap them for an ounce of bud, I'd be like Fuck yeah! Happy to punt £200 on them 1st time round and they have done great drying and starting the cure. 1st one was full of buds still on stems. 2nd is just trimmed buds, no stems. I wanted to see the difference.

Personally I drop rough wet trimmed nugs in a layered net for a few days. (Till most of the weight has gone) then brown bag it for a week.
Going. Into jars too soon makes it sweat so I wasn't liking it that way.

Saw the nets with fan, and would consider if it was free. Lol
But generally its a process that shouldn't be rushed (just like the growing) so figure 2 weeks for the smoke to be ready and you won't go wrong.

As @steveepeeps says, whatever works.