I've to move house in 6 days and have just harvested. So i need the least of all the quick drying evils to get it dried in no more than 5 days. At the min ive a portable radiator at the intake. I also left the light in there incase i use that to help drying or am even thinking of getting it on the main radiators overnight if worst comes to worst. Any ideas welcome!!
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thechemist310
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I had way too much ventilation on my harvest and 3/4 of a pound dried crispy in about 5 days. The high is amazing, but the smoke is harsh. I'd dry them slow as you can and jar them as suggested earlier. It'll be worth it.
Total Head
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this. being vigilant with the jars is your best bet. that's how you get a real "slow dry". as long as they are not real moist when you put them in there and you can babysit the jars for a few days, you should get excellent results.
please do not ruin your whole harvest with some quick dry method. just dry as normal for as many days as you can and jar 'em.
if you cannot really babysit the jars for a few days, DO NOT do this.
PJ Diaz
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Chlorine dude? Seriously? Is everyone on crack today or what?
There is no chlorine in your weed. Chlorophyll, is that what you mean?
Chlorophyll is the stuff that makes it green. Chlorine is bleach. Two very different things.
Considering you are the one over reacting like a 10 year old throwing a tantrum i would think you are the one on crack right now.
Auto correct change it to chlorine oops....
And no chlorine isn't bleach, there is traces of chlorine in it, but chlorine is a chemical element with the atomic number of 17, Chlorine is a pale green gas as well.
and its considered a a toxic, dude to the cellular damage it can and will cause , as well as a irritant.
It has the 3rd highest electronegative of pretty much all the elemental, meaning it hugs more electrons during a covalent bond. Making it a greedy bastard.
So lay off the crack and get your shit right
CaptainCarnival
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thank you for noticing that too.
now for the original question pestor get rid of the light being with them you want darkness to help get rid of the chlorophyll..secondly if youre driving somewhere when you move what you should do is use the paper bag method personally i think it works great. just layer them in paper bags then when they start to get crispy just throw them in the jars and hit the road to your new home with them in the truck or somewhere you can get to them slightly discreetly when you stop...just cause youre moving doesnt mean you have to go throwing months of work down the drain...if your going to be taking your product with you anyway why cant it just dry and cure on the road