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The ambient humidity is 50%. I followed the guidelines to check if they were dry based on the stem snapping, not breaking. There is latent moisture stored in the buds, so my believe is that the stems just helped bring that out of them. At this point, that is the only chance I have - so I have...

I have compared them with 6 other hygrometers and they all match. Three different brands and models. I'm just curious as to weather or not it's normal to have 68% RH for 8 hours, burp and lower to 62%, then when it gets back to 67%-68% hours later, burp again. Something like that, until day...

it's worth mentioning that my initial RH after drying was around 50%, but I added fresh stems to the jars to increase it. Now that the RH has been up, I removed the stems but the humidity remains constant around 67%-68%.

I'm currently curing my bud and I am wondering how it works. The buds are sitting around 67-68%, and after I burp them I let them get back down to around 64-65%. After some time, the RH increases again. So my question is; should RH be different depending on the week? For example, is it normal...

Partial harvest from my 2 ladies. My first grow ever. Wet weight

The fan i have even from the location its in can create enough draft to make the nugs sway side to side on the string. I dont want the buds drying too fast, so I often open up the cabinet for a few hours and darken it with a blanket. Humidity has been 50% most of the time, sometimes peaking...

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I left the cabinet doors partially open and pointed a fan so that it would bounce off the open cabinet door and into the cabinet. The fan is on low and about 8ft away, so very mild draft, just enough to ensure continues fresh airflow. Temperature is around...

I considered this would be a possibility, but I had to try it. I live in a small studio and don't have much place to dry it. Im still using the tent because I am staggering my harvest. My next alternative is to try and disperse it between that cabinet and another one in the kitchen that I could...

This is my first grow, so im just trying to get by, but I want to do it as best as I can. I dont want to paper bag them and call it a day. I'll monitor all day tomorrow and see how they are doing.

Is there a certain time limit I wouldn't want to leave my buds at a higher humidity without exchanging air? The humidity went up 20% in a matter of minutes, so if I have to leave my house for hours, I may have to darken everything around it... which isn't an easy task in my apartment

I've been monitoring the humidity in the cabinet that I'm looking to dry the buds in. Its always around 45-55%, usually around 50%. After adding my buds to it and closing the door, the humidity jumped to 77%. I opened the door and by the time I took pic it went down to 71%, but once its closed...

This was last week when I thought they were about ready to harvest, but after looking at thricomes they had another week or two. Nothing but Gaia Green products, except for the mycorrhizae I used.

I'm patient, I want to maximize my yield and potency. I'm just afraid of waiting too long and losing potency I am running LEDs, 400W equivalent for a 2x4x6 tent. Humidity is usually around 45-50% and temperature around 20-24 degrees celcius. I'm not too stressed about having that part...

Thank you go go! I was under the impression thricomes is all that mattered at the end, so i was basing it off that. Looks like I'm pretty off

Oh damn alright. I'm in no rush, I want them to grow, just surprised how off I am on the timing. Thank you for your help Herb!