The most important thing is humidity; if you have too much, you risk mold, and if you have too little, you risk hay. Let's say that as a rule, I evaluate the humidity in the place where I dry and calculate the days, checking it every day. Normally, with humidity around 50/60%, I'm calm; I leave them hanging without problems. If the humidity is higher, I add a fan NOT DIRECTLY ON THE BUDS. If it's lower, I check even more times a day; if I see they're drying too quickly, I alternate a net and open air with a plastic jar (the ones that contain food) left open anyway, reducing the drying speed. Always be careful of mold...
I’m adding the answer to the question on the diary... even if you make a super soil, unless you use 25/30-liter pots, at some point you will have a decrease in nutrients, so by mid-flowering, the leaves might start turning yellow because it needs to eat :)
Anyway, nice bud👍 always keep an eye on it; it's one of the most important phases.