Drying

Buds are not wet, but also not brittle – You’re in the cure zone! Your buds may feel a bit sticky to your fingers. Buds should move independently and not clump together in big bunches when you shake the jars. 60-65% humidity – When buds are in the cure zone, your hygrometer will read 60-65% relative humidity after buds are in jars with a hygrometer for 24 hours. Some growers prefer to keep it a little lower during curing, down to around 55%, especially if they’re curing a whole lot of cannabis, because it helps prevent the chance of mold or “moist pockets” in the jars. At this point, some growers add a Boveda 62 Humidipak to their curing jar with the buds to help keep the humidity in the correct range during the rest of the cure. (More on Boveda 62 packs below)

Hi dude. I try and get a room temp and humidity of 20deg C and 50% when drying, this can take from 5 to 10 days. Then when I'm curing I aim for keeping the Rh in the jars between 60% and 65%. You can buy little hygrometer that fits in jars and bovidea packs the maintain the Rh at 62%. You will find you need to open the jars every day for 1st few weeks of curing but after that you will need to open them less. Enjoy your harvest and weed.