Hey! Here's what I stick by when drying & Curing, hope it helps:
During the drying process the water content of the buds needs to be reduced from around 75% mark to 10-15% (approx). Usually this will take around 10 to 14 days. It's best to get rid of the biggest amount of moisture in the first 3 days. After these 3 days the drying process should be slowed down a bit you can then raise the humidity/temp slightly so this slows dow (I'll go into more detail below).
When drying fresh cannabis buds the proper way the following circumstances are required:
Temperature: In the first 3 days the best temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius. This way the buds will dry quick, but not too fast. After 3 days the temperature should be lowered to about 17-18 degrees Celsius to slow down the process.
Humidity: In the first 3 days the relative humidity should be around 50%. After three days the relative humidity should rise to about 60%, again with the reason to slow down the drying process.
Air circulation: It's very important there's enough air circulation in the room, so it's advisable to use an electric driven fan. A ventilation fan can also come in handy to control the temperature and humidity. Don't point the fan directly on the buds though, this will dry the cannabis buds unevenly.
Darkness: The room should be relatively dark as light, especially direct sunlight, degrades THC.