climate effects drying?

i live in alaska and its winter with make it insanly dry outside, would that quicken the process? before ive dried for about 2
1/2-3 days and cured for about week and half and my bud is smoking pretty fast now.. about 6-8 hits a bowl (bong)

should i try shortening the drying period and lengthing the curing?

All weed should take 5 to 7 days to dry. (nice and slow)
After 5 to 7 days then cure.

I donno - I live in Colorado and it is pretty fucking dry hear all year round. I just hung some up to dry and it was good in about three days....

When I know they are near the curing stage- its bendy stems but crispy buds. If you leave them out the whole week, they may dry to quickly.

Yeah, I think you're right. I believe that lower humidity will make it dry faster.

If it does not take 5 to 7 days then ya need to adjust the drying conditions.

Fast dried weed smokes harsh and cures not as good.

like what could i do? put a humidifier in there or ive read fresh parsley or orange peels and such help bring moisture.

i dunno, i just smoked a peice of the strawberry blue i dried for a day and half, smoked good and got me buzzing. the stem was crisp and sorta bent and semi cracks but still together. <shrug> i could try stuff from above and come back with a conclusion perhaps

Its all in the drying. Weed dried slow and then cured is stronger then weed dried fast and not cured.

Ya can put the weed in a paper bag to slow the drying down. Roll the top of the bag down a bit. Carefully mix them around 1 time a day or so.

good idea thanks, how long is needed to keep the buds hang upside down for? is it extremely dire to keep em right side down up for a lengthy time lol?

oh yea, when i put em in the bag should i trim the stem there hanging from off??

Ya can leave them on the stem.

Hanging them upside down does nothing. Its just easier to hang them that way. It does not make the weed stronger.