60 degrees is just fine buddy mine actually got dried at around 50 this time when i paper bagged it out. IMHO I think 60% humidity for drying is too high and flirting with disaster. My humidity is around 30% never let it get above 35% I have never had any problems drying my bud out. But if I were to walk into my room and I started seeing mold on a lb of bud it would be a really sad day. Even in flower I slowly drop my humidity down to like 20% the last few weeks of harvest. 2 reasons 1st don't have to worry about bud rot or mold, 2nd helps increase tric production and gets a frostier bud. You can ask 1 question and can get 8 different answers on how guys do things on here some of them being there preference, some being out of convenience, its what you find that works for you many , many different ways.
I have a question for you if we flower in 40 to 50% humidity why dry in 60% humidity ? Were did you come up with that % humidity for drying ?....... In veg we run 60% to 70% humidity ballpark, when I clone I run 80% with a dome. so now lets put this in the right order. Clones 80%...Veg 60%... flower 45% ..... drying 60%. As your old math teacher would say which one doesn't fit. We bring humidity down it's whole life why go back up are you thinking a slower dry ? I'm still a newb so I ask a lot of questions cause we can all learn from each other I don't care how many grows I have I'll always be a newb I'm open to learning more.
I have a question for you if we flower in 40 to 50% humidity why dry in 60% humidity ? Were did you come up with that % humidity for drying ?....... In veg we run 60% to 70% humidity ballpark, when I clone I run 80% with a dome. so now lets put this in the right order. Clones 80%...Veg 60%... flower 45% ..... drying 60%. As your old math teacher would say which one doesn't fit. We bring humidity down it's whole life why go back up are you thinking a slower dry ? I'm still a newb so I ask a lot of questions cause we can all learn from each other I don't care how many grows I have I'll always be a newb I'm open to learning more.