Air flow fo cardboard box drying?

**dreamgreen** · 10-05-17, 04:49 PM

After some advice...
so i am going to chop a small plant tonight. I plan on hanging on string in a small cardboard box with lots of holes in. But i keep reading about needing air flow over it. Can anyone advise? Thanks

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**M_C** · 10-05-17, 05:45 PM

Big bump guys as I wanna know too

**Glynne** · 10-05-17, 06:24 PM

I made a dual box drying system that was attached to my passive intake.... was way way too much air flow...
I now dry in a cardboard box thats got holes in it, and put the box in my 1x1x2m tent with extraction on.

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**Glynne** · 10-05-17, 06:28 PM

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**Glynne** · 10-05-17, 06:33 PM

I use a chop stick to make loads of holes in the box, put a few layers of newspaper in the bottom and just lay my buds on the paper.. single layer.
I turn my buds 1 or 2 times a day and they usually dry in a week, then i jar.

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**ERBURT** · 11-05-17, 05:56 AM

I had a box that I opened both ends then punched the stalks
Through it and taped the stalks to stop them falling back through
Then put a clip on fan near one end just so a bit of air went through
Not a lot tho an on oscillating so it wasn't constantly blowing through
Worked well.jus have to have minimal air flow an check it often incase
It drys too quick,hence the small amount of flow.