"Drying cannabis in a box before curing."

makaleli
makalelistarted grow question 2d ago
How can growers effectively regulate humidity, temperature, and airflow inside a cardboard drying box to safeguard freshly manicured buds against bud rot and terpene degradation? Only have that option...
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Bizno
Biznoanswered grow question 2d ago
Since that's the only way you can do it, it's totally fine—the cardboard itself naturally absorbs moisture, so don't worry too much. Just poke a few small holes in the box to prevent excessive humidity from building up inside. Keep in mind that the paper you're using underneath looks like it has notebook ink on it. I'd avoid that at all costs if you want to preserve the aroma, as the ink can affect the terpenes and the paper will get soggy. Instead, use a fine mesh or just place them directly on the clean cardboard bottom. Avoid aluminum foil, as it traps moisture underneath the buds. Also, always keep the box closed so no light gets in, but leave those small openings to allow air to circulate. Lastly, make sure to spread them out and avoid stacking the buds on top of each other, as this can cause unnecessary mold growth.
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crackpothead2
crackpothead2answered grow question 2d ago
I hang my buds on strings that I run across my cardboard drying box and cut a whole for a computer fan towards the bottom. I close the lid loosely and run the fan so it blows air out of the box. 10 days to 2 weeks and they are dry
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LPinto
LPintoanswered grow question 2d ago
Good morning, why not use a PC fan? It’s ideal for creating a slight airflow... or make several small holes, 1–2 cm wide, all the way around...
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HappyTreez
HappyTreezanswered grow question 2d ago
Cut some small/medium air holes an inch or 2 above the buds and put a fan outside blowing into the holes it will help prevent stagnant air and make sure its in a cool dark place
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