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I have a question I was hoping I could get some advice on. I have two plants growing indoors that are about ready to harvest. White Widow and Skunk #1. We are leaving Friday on vacation and will be gone 10 days. I plan to cut my plants on Friday right before I leave. Usually I trim the big leaves then hang for about a week and when the small branches "snap" I finish the trim and start curing in mason jars. My concern is that I won't be able to touch them for about 10 days due to our vacation. Plan to keep all leaves on the plants to slow the drying time.
Should I be concerned is or is 10 days manageable for a hang? Any ideas for slowing the curing process besides not trimming at all before hanging? I appreciate any advice!
Thanks I didn't think about mold... Maybe I'll put a fan on them that should help right?Hang the plant whole and with all leaves intact? I would worry about mold but good airflow and environment should avoid that.
Thanks I didn't think about mold... Maybe I'll put a fan on them that should help right?
I don't have AC but it's in my basement (which is pretty dry for a basement). Maybe 10 days won't be too bad then if that's what it takes for you.I usually hang my stuff in a dedicated room with AC blasting as cold as possible 60-65, set dehu around 60% RH. Takes about 10 days for them to be just right.
I don't have AC but it's in my basement (which is pretty dry for a basement). Maybe 10 days won't be too bad then if that's what it takes for you.
I agree. They should have been ready to go at ten in non optimal conditions. That’s why you had them hanging 10 days cuz you couldn’t be there so you used non optimal conditions to stall or prolong the dry. Even in 70-75% RH no leaves trimmed off and little air movement 10 days should have done the job.So. Hey is to keep temp and humidity good. 10 days is a long time. How’d your weather? Humid/dry? I think you’d need to keep humidity around 60-65% if you want to go 10 days. I’ve neber been able to have herb go that long hanging and not dry out too much. I currently use a tent. Have a humidifier and fan (air flow is important). I put the humidifier on a timer. Let it run for 10-15 minutes every few hours.
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