Sweet Afgani Delicious Auto

Harvest day finally arrived. She literally stunk out my entire house while I wet trimmed. The strain itself was super easy to grow, all i did was adjust LST when needed and of course feed her. Last grow I thought it was a good idea to dry in a cardboard box, but the relative humidity got way to high and she developed a little bit of mold which I cut out. Due to the size of my place, I don't have an option for a grow tent or a dehumidifier etc etc This time I was reading forum after forum and watching youtube vid after youtube vid when I finally came across the WeDryer or HerbDryer (see image) which is a fully enclosed mesh drying rack with a carbon filter and extractor fan fitted to the top. It's not the quietest thing in the world and the carbon filter did pretty much nothing for the first 2 days. But so far I am absolutely loving it, I averaging about 58%-63% RH inside there, which in my opinion is safe as long as I keep an eye on it - and of course the drying process is going to take a little longer. I left the buds on the branches because it's just way easier to flip them so they don't get any flat spots. At time of writing (8th August) it is only Day 4 of the dry and so far so good. Well after 7 days of drying in the HerbDryer, the stems were almost at snapping point and i decided to trim the buds off, run them another 12 hours in the HerbDryer and then in to the jar for curing. I'm super impressed with the HerbDryer, the daily average inside it was 25C and RH of 64% - I was cautious and rotated constantly, and I'm happy to report no mould. It's been almost a month now curing in jars and they have cured quite well. I am now storing a 58% Boveda pack inside.