About to dry 3 plants in a few days. I’ve never tried to manipulate temp or humidity for drying before. Online it says to have 65-75 F temps with 45-55% humidity.
My grow room has 60-80 F temps with 31-59% humidity, though if the light is turned off, temps will drop. Is that close enough? I have a 4’x2’ grow tent I could use, I have a humidifier and space heater but not sure if I can get it in those ranges all day. I’m away 9 hrs/day.
I dry at ~70F and ~60% RH. I wouldn’t want a humidity much less than 55%. A humidity that is a little higher is critical to a nice and slow dry in 7 to 10 days. Every environment is a bit different. I use a small bathroom, a humidifier, a fan, and the exhaust fan in the bathroom to maintain 70F and 60 RH. You’ll have to experiment with a combination of airflow and a humidifier to get these tweaked as best you can.
Ah, bathroom is a good idea and no light. Just no dropping deuces for a week. 
I have a small 2x2x6 tent I use to start my seedling in. It’s in my basement stays around 60 degrees, my humidity is normally to low so I place a humidifier in there run on lowest setting. I have a small fan blowing air around and I’ll open and close vents on tent to get numbers where need to be. Have a thermometer with 24 hr memory on it, I’m the same away for about 10 hrs a day, work, so I can keep track of the high and lows during the day
You don’t need a light in the tent for drying. In fact, complete darkness is best.
Hang them in the tent with a fan circulating air indirectly.
60%rh @ 60f is about where I typically like to “dry” my plants.
Dry trimming allows the plants to retain more material and dry slower
Good luck.
Ya but do you still drop deuces? And if you did would it affect the taste of the final product? 
Mine is an unused bathroom.
So do more people like the dry trimming vs wet trimming? I’ve only done wet trimming.
I rough trim wet and do a final trim when dried. You will find varied opinions on this.
When you put plants in you’ll see humidity jump up because of them. Once you have a few hours under your belt of them in that area you can have a better idea of the reduction or increase you’ll need
Ur humidity should be around ,62% you want a long slow dry for better out come
Tell me how to make humidity go down once there’s a room full of plants? And 100% humidity?
All I keep hearing is ideal conditions and regurgitated temps and humidity levels people have tossed around for years…
Well all grow correct?
The plants will control the humidity levels once they are inside the room, you’ll need to exhaust the air (why so many people use spare bathroomsexhaust fan) to draw that humidity out of the room.
If your not able to almost completely fill the space your drying in it may be best to pick a smaller area that suites what your attempting better.
Some people use a dehumidifier in the room where there drying
I have to use my bathroom as well for drying. I just use paracord to hold them up with easy to pull apart knots.
I am a fan of dry trimming. For me, two main reasons.
More moisture available to buds to extend drying time. I strip most fan leaves and long stemmed leaves in the bud. Otherwise, all sugar leaves stay on the bud. More stems also provides moisture and something to use to hang buds.
I do all trimming by hand and having it dry is must faster and cleaner.
As an afterthought, if I over dry I get another opportunity to correct it. I load the buds into a tote and close it up. This allows the moisture remaining in the stems to provide the moisture to rehydrate the bud. Or, I may use the tote to simply extend the drying time.
After rough wet trim and initial drying, put in tote for a couple more days
I think I’ll use my tent with a fan and humidifier if it needs it.
