High humidity help!!

OK so I just moved to where I am at there is a high humidity 68-80% daily I am unfamiliar with growing in these conditions so when I harvest what is the best way to dry under these conditions without a dehumidifier, any advice would be helpful

1.buy a dehumidifier
2. Damprid
3. More fans.
3. Exhaust fan.(u can make one with just a normal little fan and some cheap ducting for about $25 all together)

I for one will be keeping an eye on this thread. I am of the opinion that RH is what it is and cannot be meaningfully altered w/o some kind of machinery.

Personally, If had that high of an rh, I would likely find some mold resistant pure or heavily sativa genetics and run with it.

Also raising the heat will lower the humidity

As of now I've got 4 sativa and 3 indica, which will be ready in about 1-3 weeks a friend told me i could hang them for 3 days then put them in paper bags for 3-4 days checking them every 6-8 hours then put it in jars to finish and burp the jars daily, is this true or is my friend just a dumb ass lmao I appreciate the advice if I was to turn up my heat in the house, it will become unbearable due to the temp outside being between 70-85°F

That1chick said:

As of now I've got 4 sativa and 3 indica, which will be ready in about 1-3 weeks a friend told me i could hang them for 3 days then put them in paper bags for 3-4 days checking them every 6-8 hours then put it in jars to finish and burp the jars daily, is this true or is my friend just a dumb ass lmao I appreciate the advice if I was to turn up my heat in the house, it will become unbearable due to the temp outside being between 70-85°F

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Being in Tx I keep my ac at 70f to 72f during summer. I just have a hanging rack, (a string stretched from one side of my pantry to the other) where I just let them hang and air dry. No clue what humidity level I have though. Then when the stems 'snap' over and not just bend, I'll trim the buds off and put them into mason jars loosely covered.
As for your friends suggestion, I was thinking brown paper bags too, I've used those brown lunch bags before. One stem per bag, loosely folded over. Once a day take it out, check then put back into bag with a rotation so the same side isn't always down. Just make sure to shake your bags over a plate so any hairs or trichs that fall off aren't lost.

Yes there real cool a little short but really strong they are only reaching up to 20 inches in height nothing like my last ones in Michigan reaching up to 48