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johnnybuds

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when you harvest and hang your bud, can you put them in the frige so they are in a cool dark place?? thanks:)
 
a frig is more cold than cool, which would largely stop the drying process. i think most refrigerators run around 40 F, about 20-30 degrees below a drying room/cabinet. a closet might be a better place than a frig.
 
Yeah and theres no air movement to help with the drying process

take care and be safe
 
Yeah not a good idea at all in my opinion either...that wld be the last place I wld dry my bud. I dry in a tent or a closet...or both if it has been a really good harvest......:hubba:
 
I think the way to tell if it might work would be to measure the relative humidity in the frige. The lack of air circulation is definitely not a plus though. I've been wondering about reduced temperature drying. Going to have to dig out a very old book and look again at the gas laws. Why don't you try just one bud and see how it goes.
 
johnnybuds said:
when you harvest and hang your bud, can you put them in the frige so they are in a cool dark place?? thanks:)

'cool' fer sure..;) but 'dark'??.. I dunno. Every time I look in my 'fridge, there's a light on..:confused2:..






j/k....... :p
 
All I know is I keep my cuts in the fridge for 4 weeks at a clip and they still throw roots. Doesn't sound like it wld do a good job of drying at all. Like paw paw said...I wld worry about the humidity and lack of air circulation.
 
Nothing like a fresh cold Bud.:D
 
pawpaw said:
I think the way to tell if it might work would be to measure the relative humidity in the frige. The lack of air circulation is definitely not a plus though. I've been wondering about reduced temperature drying. Going to have to dig out a very old book and look again at the gas laws. Why don't you try just one bud and see how it goes.


i will try it.thanks
 
Hick said:
'cool' fer sure..;) but 'dark'??.. I dunno. Every time I look in my 'fridge, there's a light on..:confused2:..






j/k....... :p




just take the light out:hubba:
 
johnnybuds said:
just take the light out:hubba:

Ya, I dunno'. I think there may be an elephant in there too, I see his tracks in the butter :mad:
 
I just glanced through some formulas and they seem to confirm my faltering memory that all else being equal the evaporation rate for a given (fixed) RH is independent of temperature. Thus drying at 45 degrees F (7.2 C) seems entirely possible. I'm waiting on delivery of a book that I hope will detail the role of oxygen in curing before an attempt at designing an "ideal" drying/curing box that uses peltier devices to cool and dehumidify the box, and an oxygen scrubber if that turns out to be desirable. I'll keep y'all posted.
 

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