I did it once that way, but it took far longer to dry and there's always the worry that bud rot to set in due to the leaves being in the way etc.
I've never heard of anyone drying in a fridge before. That'll be interesting.
I did it once that way, but it took far longer to dry and there's always the worry that bud rot to set in due to the leaves being in the way etc.
I don’t believe you get rot whilst drying providing the RH is in check. Any rot was most likely already there.The Aspie Toker wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2018 6:38 pm
I did it once that way, but it took far longer to dry and there's always the worry that bud rot to set in due to the leaves being in the way etc.
I've never heard of anyone drying in a fridge before. That'll be interesting.
Very interesting about drying in fridge. I dont think my fridge will be big enough haha.Chew wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2018 7:06 pmI don’t believe you get rot whilst drying providing the RH is in check. Any rot was most likely already there.The Aspie Toker wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2018 6:38 pm
I did it once that way, but it took far longer to dry and there's always the worry that bud rot to set in due to the leaves being in the way etc.
I've never heard of anyone drying in a fridge before. That'll be interesting.
You can dry in the fridge. Is a method called slow and low by a guy called Ziggy something ( I can’t remember now) buds dried this way are said to be close to harvest in regards to terpenes, flavonoids etc
Agree on the dry trimming. It's definitely a pain in the arse, but, retaining more terpenes, terpenoids and flavonoids definitely give a greater entourage effect with a higher medicinal valueBulls wrote: ↑Fri Jan 26, 2018 11:34 pm
Very interesting about drying in fridge. I dont think my fridge will be big enough haha.
I tried your way of drying once and it was very difficult to trim them once they were dry and all the leaves had curled in. I can't compare if it was better or worse smoke but it was very good :)