old school brown paper bag

smokegreenshlt

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This is how I dry quick with great results....

Harvest and trim....take brown paper bag and fill so no buds are overlaping...for three to four days leave buds in bag but change out for a fresh dry bag every 24 hours...then at end of third or forth day place in jars and drop a humidity reader in...open jars if it goes over 60%...when it stabilizes keep jar caped for at least one week while monitoring the humidity in jar...and whammo premo budage !!
 

dubcoastOGs

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no offense good sir, but when you move out of your parents basement, you'll be able to grow enough so you have it around from last grow, while your doing a proper dry/cure for the current.
 

MFB

Active Member
it takes 2 weeks to dry? wow Michigan air must be potent as fuck only takes 3 nights. I know growers that use the bag they got some good smoke I don't see a difference but thanks for the knowledge on the technique.
 

dannyboy602

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how long it takes dry has more to do with relative humidity than anything else. you can control Rh with a humidifier or dehumidifier and an enclosed space whether its a paper bag or an entire room. the best dry/cures (curing is an extension of drying. its just another enclosed space with a hygrometer thrown in) are slow and last days or weeks depending on bud density.
 

smokegreenshlt

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Yep rh does have everything to do with drying...but if rh is a little out of optimal conditions then the bag will help greatly for sure
 
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