@Covertgrower i thought its better to have lower temp like 18-23C and humidity 30-50% or do we go back to what is always said, if the plant looks fine then leave it as is
foxtails are not a bad thing in my opinion, I’ll still get high haha I guess people dont like it because of the aesthetic or something
That’s about it. I like my temps a little higher. ( 29.4°C is as high as I like to go) But it’s okay to go lower too. Just not below 18.3°C.
What about RH? im getting a dehumidifier tom
Dehumidifier isn’t needed right now if you’re in veg.
im actually about to harvest in 2 days @Covertgrower so the temps that you provided were those for veg?
Those temps still fall in line with close to harvesting. Only thing I would change is definitely adding the dehumidifier, to keep mold at bay.
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My tent stays at like 80with the lights on now that ok right? and the humidity is at 48ish at its highest
Hello @Myfriendis410 I just got the dehumidifier and it brought the humidity down to 50-55% which is great. Temp is still 27-30C
Thanks!
If ambient RH is high, trim before drying. If RH is low trim after. Leaves slow down drying process.
I would hang them myself.
Paper bags are used towards the end of drying to slow it down so you don’t go too far.
You’ll want quart Mason jars and 62% Boveda packs too.
Quick question, the jars and 62% boveda packs, well obviously I’ll need the jars, but the packs, does that go for everyone? Or just his conditions? Wondering if I should get some also for when I cure.
I’ll be placing the dehumidifier inside my tent which could bring it down RH to 45%.
I just ordered a 10-pack 62% Boveda and will arrive on Tuesday so that should give me enough time to dry before curing. I’ll be purchasing a few mason jars and 3% peroxide in a few hours from my local store once i get off work
If im in the 45-55% RH range, can I just go ahead and trim after, or would that still be considered high RH and trim before drying?
Would it stress her if I access the tent now to place the dehumidifier or should she be in COMPLETE darkness for 2 days
After the two days are over do I just open up the tent and start chopping her up or would that stress her and would need to do things gradually?
Do I need some of those small hygrometers for the mason jars or will i be fine with just the Boveda packs as they will control the RH?
Thanks
The packs are essential for the curing process. You need a RH of 60-65% to cure bud. 62% is perfect because its right in the middle. What it does essentially is, bring the RH to 62% when it goes above or below that level. People just leave them in the jars because the longer you cure the better. some local companies here place Boveda packs with the cannabis they package and sell to you. That way it stays in good condition while its packed and ready to sell. Its a win-win for both parties, product is in good shape, consumer can keep them and maintain their bud. They last 2 years
Canndescent sends out those packs with their bud, and a hemp wick! they fancy
Yeah a lot of companies do! It’s very beneficial and they don’t have to worry about their bud going dry while on shelf, and getting any complaints
ok 62% Im ordering some, and quart size jars right? How much on average does a quart jar hold?
This will vary based on size and density of your bud. Im going to play it by ear and just order around 4 per plant and see from there