Drying turns a fresh harvest into a stable product, and the way you dry has a big influence on aroma and quality. This collection covers hanging drying nets from Garden Highpro, Dutch Masters and others in round, square and stackable versions, plus controlled drying and curing systems such as the Cannatrol Cool Cure C+ and Cool Cure C2. Drying nets are affordable and flexible: hang them in a dark tent or room with gentle airflow and steady humidity. Curing systems take control of temperature and humidity for you and give repeatable results. Browse drying nets and premium cooling & curing systems, or read about drying nets for efficient drying.
Questions & answers about Drying
All growing questions →- Harvest & aftercare How do I dry my harvest properly? Hang it in the dark at about 16 to 21 °C and 55 to 60% humidity, with gentle airflow that does not blow on the flowers. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How long does drying and curing take? Drying usually takes about 7 to 14 days (7 to 10 is common), until small stems snap instead of bending. Curing in jars often runs another... Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How should I store dried harvest (jars, humidity packs, bags)? Airtight glass jars or sealable bags in a cool, dark place. A humidity pack keeps it at a stable level. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare When is the right time to harvest? Check the flowers closely, with a 30x to 60x loupe if needed: the common target is when the flowers have matured and most pistils have ch... Read the answer →
