What all would you have to do to dry it properly? It seems ive done everything properly except for me trimming most of the trim off
You’re still doing fine. And the hay smell will go away. This stage is beyond important. Like
@Madbud said, it requires precision. The most beautifully grown flower can be completely ruined if it’s not done properly.
As I’m sure you know, this is a two-step process. First you dry; then you cure. You’ve started the drying pretty well. Some people ‘wet trim’ like you did—removing not just the big outer fan leaves but the sugar leaves around the bud. I don’t. Like
@Madbud, I ‘dry trim’, which is only removing the fan leaves, drying the branches on the line, then trimming, then curing. I also agree with
@Madbud that the humidity be reduced to 50. In my experience, lots of airflow and the right humidity are more important than degree of darkness.
Once your drying room climate is right, the KEY to this first stage—drying—is to leave the buds on the line until the stem audibly snaps. You want to hear the stem break. It’s just not dry until you hear it crack.
Next is curing. This can be a deceptive stage. Some people go straight to mason jars. I don't--too much moisture can come out too quickly. I don't go to mason jars until the very end. right now, i'm doing big crops so i use turkey bags. but back when i was doing smaller indoor crops, i used gallon ziplocs. for me, those are ideal. i cut or snap the buds off the branch they were hanging on during drying. then i fill the bags about 1/3 of the way. keep the proper climate in your drying room, and put the bags in there--OPEN--for at least 24 hours. only then do i suggest PARTIALLY closing the bags (don't seal the ziploc all the way), and then re-opening them every 12 hours. do this for at least 5 days. then start sealing the ziplocs all the way--BUT OPEN THEM EVERY FEW HOURS. do this for at least a week before sealing the ziplocs overnight. then open them every morning for half the day or so and then reseal for a few hours, then re-open. keep doing this for as long as possible. curing can go on for a long time. but you know you're pretty much there when you can leave the ziploc sealed for 24 hours and the buds are no more moist than when you sealed it.
lots of people here can be consulted and the Grow FAQ have great info.