Hey everyone, So I'm on my second grow, and wouldn't you know it, we in the northwest got an unseasonable wave of humidity right when I harvested my crop. The relative humidity in my drying space is hovering from 65% to 70%, and I'm rocking a ghetto-fab setup, so I don't have anything on my side but AC and air circulation. The buds are all hanging free in a dark space with an oscillating fan moving air around the room (but not blowing directly on the buds) and a vent fan carrying air out of the room. So my question for all you helpful hempsters out there is this: Is that humidity too high to dry my bud, and am I risking bud mold at those levels? Many thanks!
you are fine. The air circulation should keep mold at bay. At most i think your only problem could be an extra day or two for the drying process. I'm drying my latest crop in my bathroom right now and humidity is 69%. Not a single problem.
I agree with the grrower....youll be fine...they say 50% is optimal but i have yet to have it that low while drying and never had an issue..its all about circulation