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You do not want a quick dry. Drying should take about a week until it is ready to cure. Indoors sounds best in your situation. Once you dry it too quickly, you cannot go back and correct it.

I only recommend paper bags or boxes if your humidity is low like mine. If you have 50% humidity just hang the plant. I just stuck the bag on a nail in my garage wall. My main harvest will come in October when I don't have to worry about quick dries.

Yes, it's in the garage. The bag helps maintain higher humidity. 70 degrees and 50% humidity are nice targets but seem out of the question with your options.

I just harvested an auto in Oregon where it is routinely in the 90s and I put the plant in a paper shopping bag to slow the drying. If you just hang it in a low humidity, hot garage, it will dry too fast leaving you with that "hay" smell and taste.

I can never point to one day when they start flowering. The process is so slow and gradual. I'm surprised the last 4 weeks of extreme smoke hasn't accelerated flowering due to the reduction in light. We haven't seen more than an hour of bright sun since mid July.

Skunk #1 by seed planted June 1 with bonus auto skunk 1 on the left as "insurance".

9 weeks after planting clone. Just like I hoped, manageable size achieved by planting June 12.

https://kymkemp.com/2018/08/04/marijuana-growers-arrested-after-choosing-to-water-plants-rather-than-evacuate-says-lake-county-sheriffs-office/ then you have these guys...

Charlie Poole was an interesting character.

Not a good tune out here in the west right now..... but a good one nonetheless.

Are you or a close neighbor growing petunias? They are absolute worm magnets.

Well, it's from 38 but that's close enough for government work.

I don't remember rain.