SpacemanSpliff

I purchased a garment rack to modify to do my drying, it's a breathable fabric (Similar to canvas, but not quite) and is sealed all the way around and zippered on the front.



Now, as you notice there is a clear viewing window on the front, and light easily gets into the setup.

Does a drying area need to be completely dark?

I am going to run some flex-duct from one of the lower vents in my GrowLab to the 'Dry Tent' so air (and smell!) gets pulled through to the GrowLab and through the carbon filter.

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Down by the central library under a bridge beside a tree, one day sat a homeless boy who smoked a bowl with me,
He asked if I could spare a hoot, so I handed him a joint, he smoked it oh so fervently and got right to the point,
He spoke of yellow dragons and purple dinosaurs, and jagged little buttons on polka dotted doors,
But did it bring him happiness, even through his grief? Oh yes it did, my compliments to the 7 Pointed Leaf.

analog

If you're worried about it just cover up the window on that wardrobe...

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stoney-trees

Doesnt need to be dark at all. But they say light degrades thc.

I know i get a lot more "sparkling" buds when they hung in a dark place compared to room light.

SpacemanSpliff

Thanks for the tips!

The basement will be dark most of the time anyway (Unless I am working on the room or doing laundry/grabbing soemthing form the freezer) so I am not too worried, but I will cover the windows anyway.

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Down by the central library under a bridge beside a tree, one day sat a homeless boy who smoked a bowl with me,
He asked if I could spare a hoot, so I handed him a joint, he smoked it oh so fervently and got right to the point,
He spoke of yellow dragons and purple dinosaurs, and jagged little buttons on polka dotted doors,
But did it bring him happiness, even through his grief? Oh yes it did, my compliments to the 7 Pointed Leaf.