The plants smell bad and sour; they don't smell like cannabis. Where do you think I went wrong?I don't know if they got moldy. I'm waiting f

aroma and taste can evovle quite a bit toward end... i wouldn't judge until fully dried and cured for a couple weeks beyond that. There's variation to this, so don't be too confident about early speculation. Don't use a sealed tent.. just asking to incubate mold and bacteria. A tent frame is conveient, and that is fine to use,but don't zip it up. A small room is better - one that is easy to control humidity and temperatures. In a tent you need a lot of gax exchange which will only result in a breezy environment and faster drying buds than you want. A slow dry (10-14 days) is a good goal. As long as it takes at least 5-7 days it shouldn't be a catastrophic effect, either. Circulation is important, but don't cause direct wind over the plant material. A little circulation in the room is even out humidity. Direct wind is not ideal. if you smoke it all within 3-4 months, it'll make even less of a difference. All we do is slow down degredation. It is inevitable. If you smoke it within a few months, won't notice anything too different compared to a more ideal drying/curing process. Just to put it in perspective. Do your best but it's not the end of the world, either. 60s F and 60% rh will generally result in a 10-14 day drying cycle. I get ~12 days from upper 60F / 57-60% and wet-trimmed buds, which would speed up the process a bit. You can do small things that further impact drying rates -- trimming, cutting down to similarly sized buds or leaving entire branches attached... or even hanging an entire plant. Numerous options to impact how long it takes to dry. One of my tastiest plants was dried within 7 days, zero flush and just generally not done in the best way, lol... best tasting weed i ever grew. Again, just to put it in perspective. Do your best, and it'll be fine even if not ideal. Can tweak the process in future to create consistency.