First time grower looking for drying advice!

[SevilNatas]

This will be my first harvest, we are more than excited. It all began with a simple experiment to test worm castings produced in my worm farm. These plants absolutly exploded. Now comes the time to dry and I find myself torn between two methods. These plants are far to tall to go into any rooms that I can control humidity and temp. So in order for me to have full control I have to break the plants down. On the other hand I have a big barn that's not very sealed. I can easily hang the plants inside but I loose any control over temp and humidity. What would you guys do?

 

[Flower]

I wouldn’t be opposed to hanging them in the barn.
Very nice looking plants, btw.
Welcome to the Passion.

 

[MariJan]

This will be my first harvest, we are more than excited. It all began with a simple experiment to test worm castings produced in my worm farm. These plants absolutly exploded. Now comes the time to dry and I find myself torn between two methods. These plants are far to tall to go into any rooms that I can control humidity and temp. So in order for me to have full control I have to break the plants down. On the other hand I have a big barn that's not very sealed. I can easily hang the plants inside but I loose any control over temp and humidity. What would you guys do?

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Wow that is an awesome first grow. Mine were the size of s bonsai tree

 

[MariJan]

Wow that is an awesome first grow. Mine were the size of s bonsai tree

I have your same problem I break them down snd use a drying rack. It works great for me . Just watch them closely. It is easy to over dry them. This is what I use.

 

[Hippie420]

Just keep the air moving and slow drying/curing is the key. No need for a direct fan on the plants, but you don't want stagnant air, either. Congrats!