Has anyone dried their plants right side up instead of hanging upside down? I have been in trim jail for days now and thinking how much easier it would be if the leaves were not all stick to the buds from hanging upside down. Lol just a thought.
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Drying a plant right side up
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Done it several times and it definitely helps with the leaves.
Awesome! I am trying it with one main cola just to see if it's worth it or not having to build a frame to stick the branches in.
I've dried a couple of plants Whole. The foam packing that comes with carbon filters and exhaust fans come in quite handy.
Not only do I use them to raise up little three gallon bags, I cut a slit in one and place the plants main stem in it to secure the girl upright in one of my cardboard drying boxes. All I did was just take the fans. Think I got like a 17 or 18 day dry and probably could have gone two more because I had to burp my bags a couple of times.
It's just another option when drying.
Not only do I use them to raise up little three gallon bags, I cut a slit in one and place the plants main stem in it to secure the girl upright in one of my cardboard drying boxes. All I did was just take the fans. Think I got like a 17 or 18 day dry and probably could have gone two more because I had to burp my bags a couple of times.
It's just another option when drying.
