Need assurance : Am I doing this right? (Dry Trim)

[Fortaf]

Hello fellow growers. This is my first ever crop. I have hung them in a spacey tent (by spacey I mean there are gaps between them) with an AC unit and a fan to monitor the temp and humidity. Right now I’m sitting around 65 degrees and 65% humidity. I’m trying to get it to 60 60 but where my tent is , it’s really hard for it to suck all of the humidity out. I’m doing my best and I would be devastated to see these buds die on me . Any advice to make the drying process go smoothly? I’m praying to god I don’t end up with a mold problem. Pics below

 

[mysticepipedon]

OMG! NOOOOO!!!

Oh wait. Never mind. Looks good.

 

[Fortaf]

OMG! NOOOOO!!!

Oh wait. Never mind. Looks good.

curse your sense of humor. I’m just really afraid of mold… i would hate to waste my entire energy from this summer into moldy buds

 

[freezeland2]

Removing all those big wet leaves will help with the humidity and also help promote air circulation around the buds.

 

[Fortaf]

Removing all those big wet leaves will help with the humidity and also help promote air circulation around the buds.

I figured this. I’ve got in there and started trimming what I could until I got tired. I’ll probably head back in soon

 

[freezeland2]

I figured this. I’ve got in there and started trimming what I could until I got tired. I’ll probably head back in soon

In future grows it helps to do that right before chopping. Alternatively you can harvest limbs and trim before hanging. Good luck, keep at it. Drying & curing is the most important aspect of the grow. If not done right you wasted a few months of your time.

 

[growsince79]

Removing all those big wet leaves will help with the humidity and also help promote air circulation around the buds.

^^^^this^^^