how to raise humidity?

superloud

superloud

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My drying box is at 25%- 35% humidity. My plants are getting Krispy after three days drying. I know it's best to let them dry for 7 to 10 days. So how do I raise my humidity a bit for a prolonged drying process?
 
budman111

budman111

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superloud said:
My drying box is at 25%- 35% humidity. My plants are getting Krispy after three days drying. I know it's best to let them dry for 7 to 10 days. So how do I raise my humidity a bit for a prolonged drying process?
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Do the burp process to eliminate the 'crispy' bits.
 
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sbga420

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Couldn't you put a shallow pan with a lot of surface area of hot water in there? Maybe a fan blowing over the water to encourage evaporation? I'm a noob so just a thought
 
superloud

superloud

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budman111 said:
Do the burp process to eliminate the 'crispy' bits.
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Are you talking about curing? I know how to cure. They are just drying out to fast. After three days drying I had to throw a wet leaf in the jar just to make it not turn to powder when you twisted a bud in your fingers. Even after the wet leaf it was still dry but you actualy have to pull the bud apart.
 
superloud

superloud

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sbga420 said:
Couldn't you put a shallow pan with a lot of surface area of hot water in there? Maybe a fan blowing over the water to encourage evaporation? I'm a noob so just a thought
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I don't realy know that's what I'm trying to fund out. The bud is turning out good. Great smell and taste just way to dry. I'm sure it hurts my yield a little also when it's that dry
 
budman111

budman111

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superloud said:
Are you talking about curing? I know how to cure. They are just drying out to fast. After three days drying I had to throw a wet leaf in the jar just to make it not turn to powder when you twisted a bud in your fingers. Even after the wet leaf it was still dry but you actualy have to pull the bud apart.
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I said burping, it is a slow dry method, google it you do that before the cure period.
 
superloud

superloud

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budman111 said:
I said burping, it is a slow dry method, google it you do that before the cure period.
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have you googled it? if you look up burping on Google it is a full page of burping your jars to cure your buds I see nothing about a burping drying process so please explain
 
raymont

raymont

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You are crispy. Are your stems still bending without snapping. If so, jar it. The moisture will come out and moisten evenly. I dry for three days and jar them. Burping daily.
 
superloud

superloud

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raymont said:
You are crispy. Are your stems still bending without snapping. If so, jar it. The moisture will come out and moisten evenly. I dry for three days and jar them. Burping daily.
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well that's what I did I threw a fresh leaf off a plant into each jar like a day or two later. And that brought back a little moisture
 
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