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SlyBoy420
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So I’ve been grown for a few years now and my first few years I had very bad luck, experimenting with how to dry and cure my plants and not losing the odor and the flavor of the buds. I finally think that I’ve sorted a lot of the issues out. I’ve been hanging drying whole plants inside of a 4 x 4 by eight tent, which is air-conditioned cooled to about 65° and the humidity inside is around 55% so far it’s looking like it’s taken around 8 to 10 days to dry each plant. My question is it’s only me that does all the trimming and all the prep work and anybody that’s done. This knows it’s a lot of work and what I’m wondering is would it be OK to buck the buds off the plants and put them into airtight plastic containers for maybe two days at the most while I sit And work on doing the dry trim method to get the buds manicured to be put into the mason jars I have and add hydrometers to watch for the relative humidity to go down to where I want it before I add in the humidity packs. I read a lot of things that say the plastic can change the smell in the flavor of the bud due to the plastic being poured in the different chemicals that are inside of it, but since I wasn’t planning on actually storing the buds in there no longer than what it takes me to get them trimmed to put in the jars. I’m hoping some of you old school growmies shed a little light on the subject and let me know if I’m making a mistake or if I would be OK only letting it be in the plastic tubs for a couple days before they go into the jars because this is definitely one of my best harvest this year and I really don’t want to ruin it by making a silly mistake any in all advice is accepted. I can’t wait to hear back to see what some of you could tell me and possibly guide me into a better way or let me know what I’m doing. We’ll be all right for a short term fix until I can get everything dry trimmed. Thank you for your help and hope everybody’s plants are doing great and everybody’s having a wonderful crop October.