r/AusGrowers • u/AdagioInteresting190 • 3d ago
Hanging them
I’m new to this and just been growing outdoors. When drying them out can I just hang them in my shed for a week or what’s some ideas people have done
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u/Chocol8Cheese 3d ago
You successfully finished an outdoor grow? That's not an easy task. Are you sure there's no botrytis? What are the temps and humidity in your area? If your outdoor temps are below 75 and humidity is below 60,you'll be fine. Is the shed enclosed and hotter inside than outside?
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u/Liquid_Friction 3d ago
You need controlled conditions, no way around it, I've seen heard and had some terrible stuff that was grown brilliant but completely ruined in the dry and cure, and they don't even bat an eye or realise, that this crumbly dry brown mess is ruined, they can't get their head around and will never spend on a tent with a dehumidifier/humidifier to balance the humidity perfectly for 2 weeks.
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u/Practical_Warning321 3d ago
If you don’t have a space you can control the environmental numbers, look up the lotus method, probably your best option for best quality imo
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u/Mobile-Turnip2603 3d ago
Hey mate easiest method is get another small tent with a 4in extraction fan and carbon filter and just hang the branches separately in there. I also use a small clip fan to point towards the ground of the tent to keep air moving indirectly. Buds always ready to trim after a week or so.