30 grams to 18 in a day is that normal or is it drying way to fast?
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Drying too fast?
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How are you drying it and what is your climate like
I'm not quite sure I dont have a humidity sensor it's probably 75 in there at most times I'm hanging it in a little wooden storage box with the door slightly open so the air doesnt stagnate
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some people dry in paper bags
maybe they dry slower that way
maybe they dry slower that way
Most likely maybe I'll move it to my room not as hot in there.
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What kind of climate do guy live in? Do you live in a really dry area?
No not really it's a humid climate sometimes sometimes not it goes fluctuates though in the room it feels relatively dry and it hasn't been humid past few days
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Hmmm interesting. I’d try and move it to some paper bags to slow down that drying
I'll do that or put the drying cabinet in a cooler room.
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