MichiganHooligan said:

Pretty much the same as @Deadstill and I. I do burp my jars once the bud has been added to the jars twice a day for the first week. Once a day for the second week. Then once every two weeks for four weeks and once a month thereafter.

How do you folks handle burping if you do so?

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Peat_Phreak said:

Burp mode is why I like to use larger, but shallow containers instead of jars. Burp 5 lids instead of 30. Remove the lids for an hour in the drying tent. Repeat once a day until steady 55-60% in the sealed container. Then jar them until ready to smoke.

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billybobo said:

Hey no offense but u are really giving other growers bad information friend. 55 rh is way to low to dry cannabis for a fact . Stop going on what you read instead go by experience. I have jars of blue cookies and gelato at 58 rh and no smell no hi just straight trash bud. Do you know why? Because i listened to a fool like you and let my plants dry at 10 days 55 rh 60 degrees. Well guess what? 60 degrees f is cold and it sucks all ur humidity up. To cold. Dry them at 68 f and 65 rh . if while drying the rh falls below 60 it’s time to trim and jar. Way better off with wet weed that dry bud. Also u should never smell a hay smell and if so u over drying them period. buds should be sticky and resin all over . U fools are really telling people to dry 14 days at 60 f really really careless people. Maybe if you’re drying 100 huge plants. most of us grow 6 to 12 we don’t need to dry no
14 days. Mine over drying at 7 days cold temps humidity was at 50. to low to low to low. Trust me dry ur bud at 65 rh don’t listen to these fools on here . They just read on the internet and think it’s boss nope . Thanks for helping me mess up 3 harvest with your ignorant advice .

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LoveGrowingIt said:

We dry as close to 60F and 60 RH as we can get it. It works well. At those settings, a 2-to-4-ounce plant will dry in 7 to 10 days.

A steady, even dry is best. If the humidity is too high there's a risk of mold. If the temperature is too high, the outer parts of the buds dry much faster than the middle.

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