growsince79
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Call me slow, I don't get it.
Call me slow, I don't get it.Over the years i’ve learned the piece of paper plate is pretty accurate for dampness.
Stabilize it at 72 degrees f and 62 % humidity first and then you tell meWhat would the humidity be at 60f? 62-64?
IDK I don't use that stuff. If nothing else though, its been a fun science experiment.Stabilize it at 72 degrees f and 62 % humidity first and then you tell me
Is 72f the standard for guessing bud moisture with a humidistat? How full is the jar supposed to be. I'm old and slow so help me out. It seems to me a full jar has less air and more water so the rh of the air inside the jar would go up. Idk I just go by feel and burn.Stabilize it at 72 degrees f and 62 % humidity first and then you tell me
I keep notes on pieces of plain uncoated paper plates that end up in the jar. Like you have a feel for snapping branches, i can feel moisture content in the paper by how soft it is.Call me slow, I don't get it.
My ambient is 19C, 66°F. The rise in humidity would be the moisture released from the buds so yeah my 10 grams in a qrt jar is pretty low volume. These are pretty weak buds but the needle is gradually moving towards 60%, maybe by tomorrow.Is 72f the standard for guessing bud moisture with a humidistat? How full is the jar supposed to be. I'm old and slow so help me out. It seems to me a full jar has less air and more water so the rh of the air inside the jar would go up. Idk I just go by feel and burn.
Hows the burn? Does it crumble to dust or slightly wet?My ambient is 19C, 66°F. The rise in humidity would be the moisture released from the buds so yeah my 10 grams in a qrt jar is pretty low volume. These are pretty weak buds but the needle is gradually moving towards 60%, maybe by tomorrow.
Haven’t tried it but its in between dust and wet. The poor thing only had 3 “colas”, this is her todayHows the burn? Does it crumble to dust or slightly wet?
Deep read on moisture content and i see weight loss has been tested before
Yes, all you need is a little scale. Weigh a bud or stem every day for a week. Thanks.If your still interested in gathering data I'll be harvesting a room soon. Willing to help if my system will give you the information your seeking
I put a humidistat in a 1/4 full jar last night bud cured 4 months and still what I consider correct moisture. 72F 55%rh. No way is it too dry though. Any wetter would not be good. Now I,m putting it in a 3/4full jar of bud that I consider a bit on the dry side. I'll check tonight.A little disappointed, the humidity stayed below 60 overnight. Slight move of the needle, maybe 58% from 53 or 54.View attachment 1182236
Leave it shut for another day .A little disappointed, the humidity stayed below 60 overnight. Slight move of the needle, maybe 58% from 53 or 54.View attachment 1182236
Shouldn't matter how full or empty the jar is.Is 72f the standard for guessing bud moisture with a humidistat? How full is the jar supposed to be. I'm old and slow so help me out. It seems to me a full jar has less air and more water so the rh of the air inside the jar would go up. Idk I just go by feel and burn.
Got that, weight at harvest and weight daily for a week. I'll do that for you. Next batch is at 9.5 weeks and flushingYes, all you need is a little scale. Weigh a bud or stem every day for a week. Thanks.
Checked the slightly dry 3/4 full jar was 58rh @75f. These buds have noticably less moisture than the 55% jar.I put a humidistat in a 1/4 full jar last night bud cured 4 months and still what I consider correct moisture. 72F 55%rh. No way is it too dry though. Any wetter would not be good. Now I,m putting it in a 3/4full jar of bud that I consider a bit on the dry side. I'll check tonight.
Smaller amount needs longer in the jar to stabilize. Leave it shut tight for longerChecked the slightly dry 3/4 full jar was 58rh @75f. These buds have noticably less moisture than the 55% jar.
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