DryRocket Testers Wanted 2026

Hi Team! Right now, I have various methods for drying, but none of them completely satisfy me. Here are the methods I'm currently using. Grow box with exhaust: It does take away the smell, but I can't grow for 1-2 weeks because I only have 1 set. Additionally, the humidity fluctuates quite a bit and is usually outside the desired range. Cardboard box: This method has the advantage that my tent isn't blocked... however, the problems are identical to the ones above... humidity isn't optimal... and it smells really strong, and the neighbors are complaining. Clothes drying rack in the basement: I'm currently using this method the most, as I get the fewest complaints here... it does smell strong, but hardly anyone hangs around, and the musty basement smell dampens everything a bit... the issues with controlling the humidity are still the same, and it's usually way too cold. My next harvest should be ready in about 8-9 weeks, and I would love to get the best out of my work with a new innovative system.

Dry mine in the flower tent When the grow is done the wife will get in their and give it a good clean then we just cut and hang them then hope for the best and nothing goes wrong then 10-15 days trim and jar them Every day shake and burp them for a week then smoke away Also have a run that's down in around 10/15 days grow diary is @Pompeyblue Instagram is @pompeybluebudz Thank you

Never win shit. Does it help with smell? Have six autos that are going to be ready in July and even with carbon filter in grow tent and closed room it still stinks out the house. Where can I buy one all I get is salads in google? (Found it on the website) Is it just a 300 euro box with silica gel granules and a fan?

1. Right now I'm drying in the tent and using the AC Infinity duct fan and controller 69 to regulate the humidity. 2. The biggest problem is the dependence on the ambient humidity and temperature in grow room 4. The next harvest is in about 5 weeks.

My current drying setup ,and old darkstreet 90x90x90 tent , plants hung upside down ,7 days with electric dryer inside frist day 50% humididty next 6 days 60-55 % humidity ..temperature if i can manage it 16-18 degrees , after 7th day if the crunch i take them down and put tehm 4-5 days in a card box still in the tent ,after that trimming and into a jar .. i open it 1 a day 5 min. for 14 days ....then additonal 15 days closed and ready to smoke trial .....outdoors grows ...i usually dry in the same way but not in a tent but the complete room ..in a room is easier to control humidity and temperature .....problems ...: biggest problem is temperature above 25 C especially in summer month in the winter is the humidity :) big problem so i have to use an electrical room dryer ........next harvest in 1month ....cant wait for it

Hi, I've just joined the community and I didn't know things like this existed :D (after all, that's what communities are for) I start from the assumption that before this cycle (which I will attach as a diary) I didn't know about the existence of VPD, while this time I've managed to be consistent except for a few sporadic situations, and I must say the results are showing... the plants are eating like crazy. My harvest is expected for the 2nd/3rd week of June, and I already know that maintaining an adequate environment will be a problem, especially with the arrival of summer. I expect high temperatures and humidity that will be hard to manage, but I will do my best. In the past, I often ended up with a product that wasn't TOP, because it didn't dry properly. Link to my diary: growdiaries.com/diaries/315721-grow-journal-by-spy-nello

I alternate between a closet and hang drying and another space with shelf hangers.. looking for a more convenient and controlled way of drying.. as also been limited with space. I tend to prefer a 7/8 day dry over the 2/3 week which a lot of people seem to aim for. This does not improve Terpene content in my opinion. Anyway interested in getting to know more and testing accordingly. ✌️😁

I'm currently drying in a cardboard box. I tried DryFerm bags, but my buds got moldy. My biggest problem with drying is and will be the humidity remaining.

Hey there. My current drying setup is my tent and room climatics. I got no climatics controll yet just a fan that's based on humidity/temperature. That's my "biggest" problem. Currently growing Panama Red in week 9 of 13. Harvest expected in 3/4 weeks. Greetings

I am 100% sure someone in a pinch will appreciate the following tip (CAUTION use at you own risk)..: Your stash ran dry weeks ago, and you just chopped a plant down. Now you have to properly dry and cure the beauty, to keep the quality of the smo.. aaah, who am I lying to... AINT NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT! let me tell you how to handle such a situation. - You take some bud off the branch and put it off to a side. (Don't ruin the whole plant, please.) - get youself an oversized paper towel. (can also be done with regular paper towels) - roll it up in a cone with open ends and reinforce it a few strips of tape. - staple the smaller opening so that the bud doesn't fall out. (some people might start to understand the (honestly stupid) idea that is going on here) - load the paper towel cone with fresh bud up to 1/2 of volume of the cone. - tape the bigger opening to your hairdryer. (now every1 is starting to get the (honestly stupid) idea) - set the hairdryer to low heat and low airflow. - hit the road and go grab some rolling papers at your local gas station. - pray your house isn't on fire on your way home. - turn off the hairdryer and get your "dry as bone" bud - light it up and congratulate yourself on being a true balkan man! P.S. For the love of god, please dry the rest of the plant as a civilised person!

@DryRocket my dry set up right now is mostly a cardboard box with hangers but sometimes I don't even have that available. I'd love to be a tester. I have a decent following on literally every social media and online forum. I'd be able to test, report, and advertise on every platform. My biggest issue is having a dedicated way to grow. It would be super helpful to have a dedicated space or item for drying. My next harvest is coming down this week or next. I have stuff hanging right now. I have a perpetual set up so I have stuff hanging, and the rest of SSDD coming down this week or next week. OG Kush coming down in 3 weeks. Sour Diesel coming down in 4 weeks and then a bunch of different stuff is being put into the flower tent today. I'm harvesting at minimum once a month.

So I just really want to test this thing out because I harvested 😂

Hi DryRocket team 👋, great initiative and opportunity, thank you. I dry in a dedicated room with natural ventilation and passive airflow. I monitor temperature and humidity using analog sensors. The main issue is environmental stability, especially during colder periods or humidity spikes. Sometimes it’s hard to keep a consistent dry and it requires frequent adjustments. My next harvest is expected in about 8 weeks. I would really like the opportunity to collaborate with you and test the system in real conditions. My profile: growdiaries.com/grower/420deepgrow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/420deepgrow

My drying setup is in my tent. Cut the hole plant hanging them head down. That by 18-20°C and 55-60% for 7-10 days. After the 6th day checken the stemms for cracking. When this point is reached. I make the dry trim and put them in a grovebag for curring. Next harvest on about 6-7 weeks

My drying situation is not the best I use a herbdryer but I struggle with living in a two bedroom flat so have to do it as covert as possibility. Harvesting 1 and 3 months away

Hey! I’m a new grower thats close to harvest! Check my diary on orange sherbet please. I live in an extremely humid environment and lack a dehumidifier. I’m not trying to seem like a beggar since I will always find a way, but it would be awesome to get my hands on some new tech that could aid me in these most humid times. I also enjoy writing detailed reports on products that haven’t been released to the general public yet.

Damn I didn't see this competition.

a big thank you to @DryRocket rocket for this contest ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️