psychedelic_unicorn

<span class="link_user">@psychedelic_unicorn</span> ich hab 2016 die Hälfte von unserem Grundstück verkauft.. seit dem wuchert da drüben alles und ich dachte mir: „so ne kleine Ecke kann ich mir freischneiden.“:sweat_smile: Die Vorbesitzer haben den gesamten Hang für gemüseanbau benutzt.. also im Prinzip genau die richtigen bodengegebenheiten:blush:

I’ve actually been curious about the <span class="link_user">@DryRocket</span> since the previous contests, so I’ll try my luck once again. My current drying setup is fairly simple and has worked well for me so far, although I mostly dry larger harvests in an 8x8 ft tent (roughly 2.4 x 2.4 m). My usual process is to harvest the plants and spend the first day to day-and-a-half around 45% RH to help remove some of the initial surface moisture. After that, I stabilize the environment between 18-20°C (64-68°F) and around 60% RH for roughly 7-10 days depending on the cultivar, flower density, and overall conditions. One reason I’m interested in testing the DryRocket is because I’m honestly not sure if it is designed for a drying environment as large as mine. Most of my harvests are dried in that dedicated 8x8 space, so I would be very interested in seeing how the DryRocket performs under those conditions and whether it can improve consistency across the entire drying cycle. My biggest drying challenge is maintaining perfectly even conditions throughout larger harvests. While my current method works well, there is always room for improvement when it comes to consistency, predictability, and preserving quality. My next harvest is expected within soon, and I document everything from seed to harvest through detailed grow diaries, including environmental data, drying observations, curing results, and final smoke reports. If selected, I would be happy to provide honest feedback, whether the DryRocket becomes a game changer in my setup or whether I discover limitations in a larger drying environment. Either way, I believe real-world testing is what helps growers learn. Good luck to everyone applying, Growers Love and thank you for the opportunity. :pray: