Rh outside is sitting at 64%, So the inside od the tent shouldn't be much lower, would it?
I think it was
@Waira who suggested I keep it about 40% inside the tent. When I chopped mine the room RH was 20%ish, and it dried WAY too fast. My rookie mistake was compounded by the fact that I had not had anything to smoke in 4 months. So I wanted it dry as fast as possible. Not sure if 60% might be too high, though, as it increases the risk of mold developing. Personally, I'd rather it was a little too dry than ruined...

ayuh! -- the dry/cure process is as much a skill as anything else,....It takes a few days at least for the "death throes" chemistry changes start really breaking things down in there, and a certain level of moisture during this time is important,... the general recommendation is about 70F, 50%RH, (and gentle air movement!), which should take several days-week to dry enough to start jaring up for final moisture equalizing and full curing,... it's amazing how much difference +/- 10 degrees or %RH can make! I dry at the mercy of inside T/RH%... last season I got lucky with upper 60'sF and about 40%RH and that batch dried just
cherry! ... I've had bad luck, early Fall weather with warmer humid conditions (mid-70's/65+RH% inside), and it added 3+ days rack time alone

.... No matter what, huge amounts of terp's get lost during this time, so anything that accelerates this can make a big difference,.... upper 70's+ sucks the light molecular weight terp's right out and you get f'ing hay--

-- and overly strong air movement can do similar things, plus make the bud really uneven in moisture content--crispy outside, wet inside...... Mold is more of a worry during initial few days, then after a certain amount of moisture is gone it won't be able to attack it,.... I have seen botrytis crawl up a stem and fuck up more bud on fresh cut for 3 days though!

(didn't set spores though thank fuck!) ....After that the moisture content becomes unfavorable for this mold at least,...