Proper way to dry bud

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BIG-red1996

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Will be chopping on about 3 weeks. Jack flash 5 and gorilla glue 4. Both looking amazing. Last time i chopped i had an oscillating fan blowing towards the buds and running the intake and out take fans 24/7. After everything the buds just dried out too quickly (5 days) this time i was thinking about having the intake and outtake come on for 15 minutes every 2 hours to change air and a small oscillating fan blowinh onto the floor 24/7? Would this be a better option? I will be drying in my grow space 1.2x1.2 tent. So any tips or advice please let me know, cheers!
 
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ISK

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BIG-red1996 said:
Will be chopping on about 3 weeks. Jack flash 5 and gorilla glue 4. Both looking amazing. Last time i chopped i had an oscillating fan blowing towards the buds and running the intake and out take fans 24/7. After everything the buds just dried out too quickly (5 days) this time i was thinking about having the intake and outtake come on for 15 minutes every 2 hours to change air and a small oscillating fan blowinh onto the floor 24/7? Would this be a better option? I will be drying in my grow space 1.2x1.2 tent. So any tips or advice please let me know, cheers!
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when using my grow tent to dry my harvest, I turn off all fans expect my outtake fan, I let it run 15 minutes every hour or two....more at first then gradually reduce as the crop drys

you don't need or want a lot of air movement when drying
 
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RadicalRoss

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Last time I just hung mine in the closet until they felt dry to the touch, jarred, and burped until RH stabilized around 65%.

Time before that I had a fan in the closet but I think it made them dry out too fast.
 
Oldreefer

Oldreefer

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Dunno if mine is best or not but I bought a large plastic tote, drilled many holes in one end, attached a spd controlled fan to other end, attached inside wires for hangers. Adjust spd control to PULL slight breeze past drying buds. Simple and Ain't found nuttin' better.
 
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dbz

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A perfect cure every time

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