Best ways to dry?

**GEORGE** · 29-05-23, 08:35 AM

Originally Posted by Kstewart

That explains your heat.. I’m in Scotland uk

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We left there in 1778 never look back.

**MrG** · 29-05-23, 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by GEORGE

We left there in 1778 never look back.

Your older than I thought G

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**Fluffy bud** · 29-05-23, 11:38 AM

I leave a light on in colder season so I have a nice temp say 18c but like now if its warm no light needed also I have a fan on the lowest setting pointed at the floor to keep air movement and just outtake on to pull moisture out.
The reason your outside is going crispy first is because the fan blowing air on the buds drying it too fast if mine dose this turn your fan off for a few hours

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**Kstewart** · 29-05-23, 06:44 PM

Originally Posted by barney_b

I keep a humidifier on 60 in my dry space. Light breeze the whole time. Just trying to copy what the guys in the facilities do.

No mucking about changing things just a consistent dry environment. I also like to keep all the remaining sugar leaves on like you.

As far as leading up to the chop, I keep them as healthy as I can before hand. I do dim my light which cools it down. Maybe drop light to 11 hours. But I no longer starve, dehydrate, nor give them extended darkness.

These are things I do because there's a fella named Bruce Bugbee who has done a whole mess of science with cannabis. I trust him.

Others have faith in different sources. That's fine too. There's 1000 ways and all that..

Hope that helps.

Cheers

B

I’m going to go with this & but a humidifier. Any specific humidifier? I see ones on Amazon for example that are 5L, any idea how long they last? I have not the first clue about humidifiers

I appreciate your help bro thanks

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**Kstewart** · 29-05-23, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by Fluffy bud

I leave a light on in colder season so I have a nice temp say 18c but like now if its warm no light needed also I have a fan on the lowest setting pointed at the floor to keep air movement and just outtake on to pull moisture out.
The reason your outside is going crispy first is because the fan blowing air on the buds drying it too fast if mine dose this turn your fan off for a few hours

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This makes sense because I just had the flans blowing straight on them

thanks

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