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Sex: Feminized 
Indoor, Outdoor, Greenhouse 
≈ 50 - 100 cm 
≈ 500 - 600 gr m2 
8 - 9 weeks 
October 
G13 x Hawaiian 
25% 
Sativa 20%, Indica 80%
80% Indica ~ 20% Sativa is wrong....
You want to dry and cure your cannabis in the dark.
No, when drying you need dark, and as close to 60°F and 60% relative humidity as possible!
Seedmafia answered me, said it was their type at that the info was correct
Il prob hang them up dark outside the tent, with some ona to cover som smell from neighbour shed
The drying process is more critical than the grow. Because you can really mess it up if you dry too fast or too hot then you have garbage. Be very careful 60-60 is a good starting point. I know I can't dry my outdoor in my tent
I use the garage with a humidifier and a fan. They're usually done in 14days unless I have a lot then 18 or so.
60 fahrenheit and 60 humid?The drying process is more critical than the grow. Because you can really mess it up if you dry too fast or too hot then you have garbage. Be very careful 60-60 is a good starting point. I know I can't dry my outdoor in my tent
If you get another tent to dry in yes you need a extract inline fan.
Might aswell run a motherplant setup then, and move motherplant into growtent along with clones when its time to dry
here a good article you can have a look about drying and curing:
I use a 12 v fan I pulled out of an old Xbox / computer fan. hooked up to a 12 V adapter, I duct tape it in the exhaust port on top of the tent with just passive air intake with a small 6"fan on low moving the air in the tent...not blowing on the hanging buds/ plants.
If i wsnt the tent to eork for growing aswell as drying i might just go with proper fan and filter?
yeah another 125mm hole bottom of the tent as passive intake, with a small grid preferably
If you are sucking air out at the top you need air in at the bottom. I use passive air in the cold months but I shut them down and use input air from a cooler section of our house when its hot. You need to exchange the air without disturbing your temp and humidity too much. in winter its a slow exchange in the summer fast
Will i still have no prob getting negative pressure even if i make a 125 mm hole for passive air?
I can't quite image 125mm...my 3x3 has 2 - 5"x15" vents & my 5x5 has 2 5" x18" vents with velcro flaps I can add or remove on both I don't think 125mm is close to that, You may need air coming in on all sides if you use smaller ports.