Os this good for drying?

Canabicos
Canabicosstarted grow question 1d ago
Hi guys can i dry in this parameters?
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 10h ago
warmer than you want and it'd preferably be closer to 60%, but you do what you can. AC is expensive, but adding some moisture is not. A humidifier might drop temp 1-2C, too. Depends on size of room and how much it runs. That's all an evaporative cooler is -- a humidifier without a hygrometer control. Get the humidifier type with a wick to avoid depositing a dusty residue on buds.
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 1d ago
It might dry a little too quickly, try and lower the temp or raise humidity?
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Green_claws
Green_clawsanswered grow question 1d ago
Nearly Perfect that mate I'd try and get humidity up to 60%
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KuaerSchlaeger
KuaerSchlaegeranswered grow question 1d ago
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Selkot
Selkotanswered grow question 1d ago
hey 👋 For the second week, I’d say yes; for the first one, if you can lower the temperature to around 20°C and raise the humidity to 60%, it’ll prevent a slightly superficial drying that might make you think it’s done when there’s still too much moisture inside. That said, with good 62% Boveda packs in the jars afterward, no problem managing it 😉
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 1d ago
Yes
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 1d ago
75f is too high and will cure buds to dry too fast. You certainly can dry faster if time.is of critical importance but it will be done at the expense of a noticeable drop in quality. Then again if your plant still has tons of nitrogen in nitrate form it doesn't really matter what you do as it never oxidizes during a dry. Regardless of what you do.
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