Personal preference. I break them down to thumb sized nugs.
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Put up a clothesline and hang the buds up with clothes pins in the dark till dry.
Or cut buds in golf ball size and place in paper shopping bags opening daily to
check for mold and to alow new air in. Close and fold over the top clip with
clothespins.it takes Between 3 and 7 days to dry depending on rh of the space there in. then jar and burp as normal ether way works. ps I just put enough bud at the bottom to cover the Bottom of the bag with buds. Lots of shopping bags
and shake it a little, this method it’s foolproof unless buds are to big or if more
time is needed to dry first. It’s your call PC.
One of my big plants we harvested I put in brown paper bags and put them in my mini fridges. I did that last time with or poor little plants and it work out Great. Low and Slow all the way baby...why not paper bags?...I use them pretty much exclusively, without issue...curious as to your reasoning...cheerz... ...h00k...
...why not paper bags?...I use them pretty much exclusively, without issue...curious as to your reasoning...cheerz... ...h00k...
I think your rh will be higher in the tent the next few days. Temps are rising and your heat will not be on as much and you won't have those big ass lights on either.
stay close to when drying would be around 60-65 degrees with 50-60 rh no air blowing on them and usually they make it to jars in 6-8 days depending on bud structure and density.
Are you saying that you cut the plant down and cut the buds off into paper bags? Maybe I’m not understanding something. I will put them in paper bags after they have hung and dried for awhile but never fresh.
I’m curious about paper bag tech now. Send me a dm with your process if you don’t mind or post it here. I’m not gonna knock it until I really know what you guys are talking about.
Are you familiar with low and slow dry? We wash, hang dry for about 4 hours then into paper bags and in the fridge. It's an awesome method!