Dried too fast, is there anything I can do?

[norcal-med]

Due to circumstances I had to harvest early. My drying area got hot, and dry. Everything dried in about a day. Is there a way to get things rehydrated and get a good cure or is it too late?

Thanks.

 

[NH4 Organix]

I have just the thing for you.
I use this if i slow dry too long, and hit 8-9% moisture.
10% is ideal, but patients i know seem to think higher of the 13-15 with prop cure.

You can get Humidity-paks or clay humidifiers. I'd invest in the humidity paks though.

The clay things are just at head shops, and you briefly use before sealing.

The packs keep it PERRFECT!
They are everywhere. I get them from a buddy, but Google will help.

They preserve food, and look like something you'd find in a new pair 'o sneakers. (white packs)

If you have trouble, let me know, and I'll find out quickly.

 

[dieselhondas]

If it's only a been one day shouldn't he be ok? It should feel dry on the out side and then when you put it into jars the moister inside moves to the outside to evaporate.
Am I wrong people? I've never actualy done it. (yet)

 

[norcal-med]

Thanks.

So, if I can get it to rehydrate, will it continue it's cure process or did the initial rapid dry stop that?

 

[SnowBender]

it seems that when pot gets too dry too fast (below ~55%) the cure process is stopped. and cant really be restarted, even with externally added moisture.

linky to good cure info....https://www.420magazine.com/community/threads/420-cannasumer-reports-competition-growledhydro-300w-led-vs-400w-hid-24.124858/post-1173818

 

[norcal-med]

Thanks folks. I don't think it is as bad as I initially thought. I may be in luck. Thanks for your help.

 

[cook420]

where can you get the packs from? thanks