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Thanks! I’m in Sag. If I pull it today I only have a week to dry. I’m in quite a pickle!! Or I can cut the rot away monitor and pull it next week then it would dry for 2 weeks but I wouldn’t be able to monitor that either.Howdy , fellow east ender. It’s a skinny island, everyone knows everyone. My plants need another 2-3 weeks. Found my first little bud rot last week. That dry east wind we had was great. This warm rainy weather ain’t good. It’s a judgment call. I wouldn’t leave them at this time of year for sure. You could come back to a bunch of bud rot. I’m between shampton and bhampton.
If I pull next week it will dry untouched for 2 full weeks. I’m away 10/2-10/16. I feel like imCut the rot away and pull it next week, that’s my advice. This time of year is murder. Rain today tomorrow and Friday, just what we don’t need. WM for the win!
So drying for 2 full weeks will be better option? I think that’s what you’re saying. I’ll go cut away the rot today and pull jt next week to dry. Thanks!!No, you’ll get your weed. Get back clean it and cure it. Beats rotting buds or weaker weed.
I asked a local grower yesterday and he recommended bringing them inside because of the humidity. But I can’t do that. Some are 8 ft tallI’m sure some won’t agree, but I’ve been living the east end weather to know better.
I’m sure some won’t agree, but I’ve been living the east end weather to know better.
Do you have any way to automate your drying process while away?So drying for 2 full weeks will be better option? I think that’s what you’re saying. I’ll go cut away the rot today and pull jt next week to dry. Thanks!!
I was planning to dry it in a room in basement that has a dehumidifier running. I do have someone who can check on the levels but wouldn’t be able to help with anything else. I have the herb drying racks to use but I guess I need a few more.Do you have any way to automate your drying process while away?
A tent, an inkbird humidity controller, and an exhaust fan are usually enough. Inkbird reads high humidity and turns on the exhaust fan until humidity levels are good again. What humidity to maintain depends on the temperature you can maintain.
If you have no way to automate, hanging in a larger room will help maintain a more consistent temp/humidity range while you are away. Start in a room with lower humidity and the wet plants will slowly increase it while you are away.
Basement room with dehumidifier will definitely do well. With someone to check things, even better. With a video call you are basically checking it yourself.I was planning to dry it in a room in basement that has a dehumidifier running. I do have someone who can check on the levels but wouldn’t be able to help with anything else. I have the herb drying racks to use but I guess I need a few more.
I hunted through all my plants today and removed any rot I could see and then I found a few caterpillars. I ordered Bt today it’ll be here tomorrow. I have a feeling they are helping the rot along. I never saw any before today.
The plants are just too big for me to do that. I can hang some branches for sure but I couldn’t even get the whole plant into the house hahaIf u want to extend your drying time, don't trim anything. ( Rot removed ), and hang the whole plant. Or branches, if your growing trees n bushes like some have growing, here.
Perfect. I’m slightly less worried now!Basement room with dehumidifier will definitely do well. With someone to check things, even better. With a video call you are basically checking it yourself.
Your plants should be fine for 2 weeks in that scenario. In fact, if you can make that hang dry last the whole 2 weeks, slowly dropping the moisture content of the buds, you will have a much better product in the end.
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