High humidity in dry room?

Jesseindahouse said:

Yes it will, it will take longer to dry because there’s moisture in the air therefore inviting mold/mildew/ bud rot. Stop saying shit if you don’t even know what ur talking about

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It over 70 most of the time in the UK recently, things are still drying in a week and not going moldy.

It's you who dosent understand!

Tetrahedral said:

It over 70 most of the time in the UK recently, things are still drying in a week and not going moldy.

It's you who dosent understand!

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Some are luckier then others. Also mold grows in any Rh over 55 especially in warm temps. So why risk that?

Jesseindahouse said:

Some are luckier then others. Also mold grows in any Rh over 55 especially in warm temps. So why risk that?

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Wow you do not know a thing about mold, mold grows when it gets water not when it gets over 55.

Where do you get this from, 55 are you even a real person or some weed bot sent from boveda?

When the air condenses water onto a surface mold can grow, that dosent happen indoors even over 70 unless temperature and humidity reach certain points.

Thanks, I'll stop making idiotic comments leave you bot the fuck out of this thread.

Tetrahedral said:

Wow you do not know a thing about mold, mold grows when it gets water not when it gets over 55.

Where do you get this from, 55 are you even a real person or some weed bot sent from boveda?

When the air condenses water onto a surface mold can grow, that dosent happen indoors even over 70 unless temperature and humidity reach certain points.

Thanks, I'll stop making idiotic comments leave you bot the fuck out of this thread.

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Then why does every single grower I’ve heard about try to keep humidity down during drying process if it doesn’t matter?

Tetrahedral said:

Wow you do not know a thing about mold, mold grows when it gets water not when it gets over 55.

Where do you get this from, 55 are you even a real person or some weed bot sent from boveda?

When the air condenses water onto a surface mold can grow, that dosent happen indoors even over 70 unless temperature and humidity reach certain points.

Thanks, I'll stop making idiotic comments leave you bot the fuck out of this thread.

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You do realize that the plant is full of water right? It's around 75% water in fact. You put anything that is 75% water in a humid environment for days, and you're risking mold. Maybe growers who grow tiny plants, with small airy buds, using T5 lights might not have the same issue as those who are drying pounds of dense sticky bud will need to consider airflow temp and rh when drying in humid environments.

PJ Diaz said:

You do realize that the plant is full of water right? It's around 75% water in fact. You put anything that is 75% water in a humid environment for days, and you're risking mold. Maybe growers who grow tiny plants, with small airy buds, using T5 lights might not have the same issue as those who are drying pounds of dense sticky bud will need to consider airflow temp and rh when drying in humid environments.

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Don't no why your telling me a plant is 75% water. More important facts are that water registers 100% humidity and will constantly diffuse into air that is 75%. Lots of things work that way, sweat glands, my lungs, evaporation, the rain.

We just make drying conditions that are warm and have some air movement linked to a larger amount so air vapour can diffuse away leaving new air to suck up some water from the bud and keep on diffusing away.

Humidity is one small part, it dosent mean we cannot dry at slightly higher humidity than what one grower tells another.

It's wet windy humid and been couple days of storms, my buds still going to dry indoors where it's warm and I'm not letting humidity build but keeping it fresh.

You make a simple thing so much hard work, you would know if you needed a dehumidifier as you would be already battling mold as it's not specific to just bud, it will mold your sweat patches where you sit and type this everyday.

Jesseindahouse said:

Then why does every single grower I’ve heard about try to keep humidity down during drying process if it doesn’t matter?

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Dont know, if 99% are wrong it still dosent make it right. They the same people telling everyone to buy boveda because under 60% bud don't cure and to jar it before it's ready.

If it is I would ignore them or start selling knock off price drying gimmicks and get rich quick.

Higher humidity is better than higher temps when drying.
High temps and you'll dry quickly to a hay smell and bad taste.
Try to get the temps down first.

Tetrahedral said:

Dont know, if 99% are wrong it still dosent make it right. They the same people telling everyone to buy boveda because under 60% bud don't cure and to jar it before it's ready.

If it is I would ignore them or start selling knock off price drying gimmicks and get rich quick.

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You remind me quite a bit of a different member who was banned from this site a while back, and would say the exact same silly things. No one said anything about boveda until you brought it up. Seems you've made a new account to go along with your T5 grow.

Jesseindahouse said:

let the dehu do its job? Because Ik I’m pulling in humid air but doesn’t the plants need air circulation

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If you are drying, you do not need ‘fresh oxygen air’ , if you are drying, you need dry, and moving air. So. Seal up the tent. Turn the dehumidifier up full blast. And have some fans blowing the air around inside the tent. If you are scared, do this for 2 hours and see what the results are.

You are drying right... not trying to grow..?

PJ Diaz said:

You remind me quite a bit of a different member who was banned from this site a while back, and would say the exact same silly things. No one said anything about boveda until you brought it up. Seems you've made a new account to go along with your T5 grow.

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You realise how idiotic and purposeless your post was so made a childish reply to try not to look like you didn't know what you were talking about.

We all knew a plant was 75%, what you said was pointless and idiotic, no escaping that and wouldn't want to be you or look so bad.

If anyone says what I say it's because they are right and you very wrong, that's what just happened isn't it, I'm not some banned member just another guy who got rail roaded by your bollocks, seems common for you!