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Abacus
Abacusstarted grow question 2 years ago
hello everybody, someone already knows my problem, someone no. I have to harvest with very high temperature, and i have another idea: if i cut my plants wet? normally i stop give water 1/2 days before harvest, what if i do it wet?should they dry slower? or i only risk mold?
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
When you last water your plants does do a LITTLE bit to speed/slow up the drying but truly not much... that being said, if you have more water IN your plant when you chop her, it WILL take longer to dry - but not by much. The only risk for mold is going to come from the conditions you're drying in. What you're trying to achieve - in other words, the PERFECT drying conditions are a temp of 60-degrees and a humidity of 60%.... since you're dealing with 90-degrees and 55% humidity, here's what I would suggest... trim off all the large fan leaves then chop and hang THE WHOLE PLANT (not individual stems). Make sure individual buds are not touching each other and also make sure you've got a fan moving air AROUND the plant (not pointed directly at the plant!) and make sure the area it's hanging in is dark... and I think you'll be good. Good luck!
Abacus
Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago
why you suggest not use Boveda? if it's completely dry, why i can not use it? when iìll put in the jars, i'll stay far from home 2 week, it's helpful or not?
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crimsonecho
crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago
water a day before chop, hang as is with every leaf intact. dont jar with bovedas especially when not fully dried (preferably ever as you’ll suffer a steep decline in smell and taste). really there is no diy miracle thats gonna cure high temps. you either gonna get an ac or look into fridge drying and there are really no other options. your drying will be subpar in the end. just make your peace with that and enjoy your harvest regardless.
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 2 years ago
If you dry with the leaves on it will take a little longer to dry than with the leaves trimmed off. Basement is cooler so I dry there in the summer harvests.
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Abacus
Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago
I also have a basement, but I can only use with close jars, for control the smell.. I already both some boveda 58%rh, if can help.. there isas dark and some degrees less.
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