Dring and curing is an art, some advise please

Took my crop off, set everything to dry, good circulation, small fan blowing, not on the weed. Temps at 10-15 celcius for slow dry and started at 90%hum. in the room, for five days i turned the fan off and on in 12/12's so as not to dry fast at 58 % in the room I took the room down but still some of the small/medium buds turned crispy??!! like i could crumble the small budds in my fingers!

I finish trimming my buds and put them into large tupperware container packed solid to the top and a humidistate inside. After a night i was up to 90%.

I have put them all back out in the room for another 12 hours? an i on the right track, last harvest was a bit harsh to the lungs? I just dont want harsh bud again!

i don't chop it up, i just hang the whole plant in the dark. Then after about two weeks, it's ready.

You want to try and keep things as constant as possible when drying your buds, not all over the place or it is hard to control mold or over drying. The smaller buds or popcorn buds will of course dry faster than the larger ones, it is better they are too moist then too dry though, once they are too dry you will never get the quality and taste back no matter what you do. Pour them out and dry them some more, jar them back up and keep an eye on your humidity, repeat until you get them into the zone (55-60%). 783? HH? lol

rocpilefsj said:

You want to try and keep things as constant as possible when drying your buds, not all over the place or it is hard to control mold or over drying. The smaller buds or popcorn buds will of course dry faster than the larger ones, it is better they are too moist then too dry though, once they are too dry you will never get the quality and taste back no matter what you do. Pour them out and dry them some more, jar them back up and keep an eye on your humidity, repeat until you get them into the zone (55-60%). 783? HH? lol

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This is good advise and how I do it, do what he says.