The Best Plant Drying & Curing Methods For The Highest Quality! (Garden Talk

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

Thanks to David Sandelman for coming onto the podcast today! Cannatrol website- bit.ly/40ZW2uE

[@BigSmoov609]

After my 1st run all my bud had a slight hay smell

[@growingpains9324]

use a chicken hatching box controls tem humidity and air

[@Owen-xw8cs]

You control moisture content by controlling how much water you drain away. This guy is a charlatan and knows very little about hvac

[@phillyboy8435]

Thought I knew about drying and curing. This guy just blew my lid. Great interview Chris really enjoyed the knowledge this guy brought thankyou bud🤜🤛

[@RayGreyfox]

Really nice to hear him address cost with treatment of employees. Imagine if big companies did this!! Salute to you sir for treating your staff and the product they produce with the highest respect.

[@chuckbailey6835]

It sounds more similar to calculating your vpd #s for your grow

[@SammyDingusJr]

It was refreshing to hear his cost analysis. Was about the bigger picture and not dividends and share/stockholder profits.

[@irocksup123]

I agree. Doesn’t mean most can afford it though

[@RayGreyfox]

@@irocksup123 agree

[@TerpyTen]

@@irocksup123 most ppl can't afford it because they're all underpaid. it's 2024 and ppl are still working for 1990 wages

[@slimbroco572]

This dude looks high as fuck😂 So I'm in full focus mode now 😂

[@ooogoogleooo]

@@slimbroco572 he got that "perma'grin" 😂😂😂

[@garylee-pl9dl]

lol 🤣

[@kellyhill4410]

AWESOME INTERVIEW. I keep learning more and more from these Garden Talk interviews. Thanks Chris

[@bneyens]

I actually felt it was a rehash of his other videos, same exact topics. But first time this info is on this channel

[@gardogg1966]

Yup I love that it’s on my auto que. so ur vids are always playing while im doing my thing. 😂 thank you sir

[@chedubetcha69]

I just bought mine! I love to hear that they are all made in America and their employees are treated really well. Makes buying a product so much more enjoyable.

[@ohhah2755]

@@chedubetcha69 i Hope it was not sold via Amazon like that ac stuff? I mean the employs there wear diapers

[@ejethrogaede4890]

Great Interview, Chris! I love my Cannatrol...a Game-Changer. KUDOS, David Sandelman!

[@zkilla4611]

I think I'm going to buy one. Makes sense to not f up the most important part. Especially when so much time is spent creating such beautiful things.

[@sgransar]

I wish the price of their machine was lower. 1600 is too high for the average person.

[@klay9864]

Strongly agree.

[@Catch_u_reloadn]

You know it would be cool if they had a layaway system like nugsmasher has

[@Southern_Solventless]

Exactly! That price for the amount it does just doesn’t make sense for the average HG imo

[@SetTheCurve]

$1600 makes sense if it can process as much as, say, a $1600 dehu can grow. So like 6 pounds at a time.

[@Southern_Solventless]

@@SetTheCurve yea if it dried 6 pounds at a time maybe so! But it only dries 1 - 1 1/2 pounds. So for most folks that just doesn’t make sensemfornthe price.

[@impact6508]

I love them and use my cannatrol faithfully but competition is gonna eat these guys soon with the price point. Imagine ac infinity or Vivosun getting in the mix.

[@chrisparker9886]

@@impact6508 He holds the patents, so good luck with that! 😂

[@atlashammercock9582]

I imagine you could make a decent DIY build though I'd much rather support this guy

[@volsirk]

@@chrisparker9886 he holds the patents to a control scheme for it. he doesn't own the patents to any individual part of it like the wine fridge chassis, dry bulb sensor, compressor etc. All of those were invented and patented by other people. So long as you don't just steal their controller set up for it and make your own any other company is allowed to make the same kind of device, that's not how IP law works to just say "you can't make something to do what I did with already readily available technology."

[@durbanwow]

@@volsirk research peltier modules

[@TerpyTen]

🤔 that 60/60 AC max out theory really got my interest! I've gotten the best tastes and locked in terps when I did 68°F-ish and 56% to 58% humidity. Especially if you're going to use Grove Bags for the cure.

[@invisible4405]

Your right man. Personally anything over 55% RH for me is just too spongy and too much moisture.

[@laithharrington4461]

I planned on trying grove bags this harvest can I get your honest opinion on them? Are they better than jars or is the reduced hassle just worth a slightly diminished product? Do you use humidity packs in your grove bags?

[@TerpyTen]

@@laithharrington4461 I like the grove bags simply because you don't need to burp them. As long as the bud going in is at a good moisture level, everything should be good. Just store them in a place that's 68°F or lower. You shouldn't need the humidity packs if it was dried properly.

[@trueblu8]

Same as jars but they're plastic. I'm returning mine and staying with glass jars. It's all personal preference.​@@laithharrington4461

[@loriephilbin7703]

Blowing my mind. Wow. I’ll be listening to this podcast until I get it. I’m really learning. I mean it. I know I’m high but I’m learning.

[@christianmenendez5284]

Lol i just gotta say he looks smacked... definitely using his creation! Makes me want one even more. I also think hes spot on with where the 6060 came from.

[@michaelpyle4026]

One of your best interviews ! Thanks Chris and Mr. Sandelman for the wealth of knowledge shared.

[@BoneyardBotanicals]

Okay 17:24 or around there where he’s discussing the dew point being 53 to 54 and dry bulb temp being 68. I found a conversion chart and feel free to check the math, as I haven’t, but that is the same as saying to keep the temperature around 68 and RH at 60. Because if the temp is at 68 and the RH is at 60, the dew point defaults to around the spot he is talking. Now, I’m no Scientologist or nothing, but I’d say most basements hover between 60-65 degrees. But if one were to put a tent, a humidifier, temperature control, and hang plant matter in it, set to the above settings, you’d save 1600 dollars.

[@Thomas.V.-223]

Exactly most of these dudes just want everything so easy pure laziness this plant has been around forever and has been getting people high forever without a $1600.00 machine

[@StephenTsamutalis]

Not to mention people Have been doing it for thousands of years without this box

[@chrisnorrell7489]

I did the same conversation. They want ridiculous money for what I can do in my spare 2x2 in an air conditioned room is laughable

[@joshua2833]

It speaks for itself. My dry tent is set to exactly the cannatrol settings. Shits not even close to the same. One it takes 3 weeks to dry with those settings in a tent. Two the cure isnt there at all. Can say whatev you want but cutting 4 months of dry n cure down to 2 weeks is a no brainer. My harvests are wayyy larger than one machine holds so trust me i know, i get to compare every harvest. Theres a diff. There is a reason so many ppl swear by them. Im ready to bu 2 more🤷‍♂️ and no you cant go make one for cheap. Go look it up. Many tried n many failed.

[@SpaceBear79]

@@joshua2833 its not a magic thing, if you look what they are doing, its a peltier cooler and dehumidifier, which is controlled by PID. They've got much bigger industrial grade systems btw, which control the whole room and you put your weed on racks. That's the same technology. I am not sure though what they really had to patent because the technology is not new, I mean its obvious how it works and it is just some physics... It doesn't work well with tent and dehumidifier controlled by a smart plug because these systems oscillate a lot, they are not precise. But you could take a wine cooler or a fridge, remove the compressor and build your own circuit with it so that you dehumidify the air in the chamber and control it with a humidity/temperatur sensor and a Raspberry running a script. Its not like totally easy to do but if youre know what youre doing its fine.

[@Superlow2015]

Love my Cannatrol! It was a game changer for me! Controlling the environment in my home is challenging!

[@anthonycollazo891]

do u trim befor useing the cannatrol or trim when the 8 days is done

[@Superlow2015]

@@anthonycollazo891 what’s up Anthony, so for me I wet trim the flower as much as I can. I generally hang them on a roll around laundry rack. Trim from there, hang for 24 hours and then fill cannatrol. If it doesn’t all fit. The balance will continue to hang while the box goes the 8 days. They I jar up what’s in the box. Put the balance of the flower in the box and set to dry for 2 days. First day no sponge, add the sponge on day two of dry. One all over a done I move everything back into the box in paper bags. In reality you almost need two of these. One to dry and cure and one for storage. But for 1700 bucks who can do that! Not this MF. I’ve had some flower in there for about 4 months that I just broke into this week. It is the best smoke I’ve ever had!! I mean ever!!

[@57jolyman]

Perfect informative interview! Honest and straightforward science based discussion. Loved it. Dave is great and knows his stuff. Fact is- you can’t phuck with physics… The Cool Cure is exactly what he says it is and it does exactly what he say it does. Works perfectly! Anyone saying it is too pricey- please realize we are dealing with finalizing a product that retails at dispensaries for $200-$300 PER OUNCE. This is priced fine and the results speak for themselves! ❤

[@DottyCatpee]

Great interview. I had one shipped to the UK about a year ago and I love it. So interesting to hear some in-depth information form the man himself. Nice one Chris

[@WoodstersGarden]

Great episode!! I love my Cannatrol, definitely producing the best flower I have ever grown and preserves it perfectly for months!!❤I bought the hemp bags and they are working great for keeping the buds fresh and organized, I also have some in grove bags unsealed in the cannatrol. I have been using the factory settings and trying to keep my room at around 70 degrees or so. I think it is money well spent and I like the fact that the product is made in the USA and David is taking care of his employees. The cool cure is well built and will be working great for many years to come. Cheers Warren

[@patleaf2432]

Will you just say, give your word youre a real customer and not a plant? No shame in not replying. Respect either way.

[@WoodstersGarden]

@@patleaf2432 I’m just a home grower living in Canada growing my own medicine, I bought this device because I put a whole lot of time and energy into growing and I want to enjoy good product at the end. I’m done with putting all my effort in growing only to have it spoil because I didn’t dry, cure and store it properly. I’ve been growing indoors since 2020 and I have made so many mistakes along the way trying to learn. I bought a wine cooler over a year ago and it was great for storing mason jars full of flower, soon after I learned about the Cannatrol and decided to get one. So I ordered it, paid for shipping and duty and it arrived last February . It works great as advertised and now I have flower that rivals the best you can buy at the dispensary. Cheers mate No hard feelings here, just sharing my thoughts and opinions with you and the community. Warren

[@tzuma12]

Thank you so much for this insightful interview! It really opened my eyes to how the drying process works. In the past, I always had drying runs that were way too cold and lasted way too long, resulting in totally terpless results. Now I understand that the randomly set dew point was a big issue. I used to think that drying as slowly as possible was the best approach, but I've learned that too slow can actually harm the terps, as microbes can take over. I only considered botrytis as a threat during harvest, but there’s so much more to it. Thanks for sharing this valuable information!

[@stiflersm0m193]

Just got mine delivered this morning just set it up an hour ago when I got home I'm efffin stoked

[@dixielandproductionco.6989]

Got mine 4 days ago and at 4:00 pm tonight it will be done with the 4 day dry just sampled a Bud from it and it's perfect now on to the 4 day cure

[@stiflersm0m193]

@@dixielandproductionco.6989 2 days away from full cure I'm excited could never control my environment for dry and cure lol 2 days away from doing some bong rips for Jesus lol

[@5clyde]

Best investment to date! Game changer! Love mine!

[@DrewsMNInfinityGrow]

Hello, I enjoy your videos. I'm from MN and last August 1st I jumped on growing my own and I am training myself for a home grow service for medical patients. I've got 4 plants in AC ♾️ veg tent and 4 in AC ♾️ flower tent and a AC ♾️ dry tent for initial dry until it will fit in my Cure Cube. Last fall, I just about bought a Cannatrol for the long-term storage. I gambled and made my own. I used a mini fridge and have a fan, dehumidifier, and humidifier inside and it's controlled with an AC Infinity 69 controller. The fan and dehumidifier run full-time, while this slowly raises temp inside till 68 degrees and the fridge kicks on. By the time it gets to 69 degrees temp is on way down and shuts back off at 67.9 degrees which falls another degree. This tanks humidity inside, so I have a humidifier set to 60% humidity. Humidity ranges from 59% to 63 %. This cycle is 3 times an hour. I bought a push sensor to measure the dew point. It's been running since the end of November and has kept it at 68 degrees, 61% humidity and 54% Dewpoint verified by push sensor. I just put a plant in wet last Tuesday, and it was smokeable after 4 also. Today, at day 7, it smokes beautifully. At 1st, I thought it screwed up my weed because it doesn't smell, just a slight smell of grass. Then I figured out it was because it's at equilibrium. It wasn't easy at all, and I spent $725 putting it together, but it work's and is my centerpiece of my AC ♾️ grow. No jars. I'm working on filling it with different seed sample previews to showcase my homegrow services and selection of seeds. I will also be joining the KZbin homegrow community and filming my grows. I've got 5 grows in and maybe start filming the 6th or 7th. Loading the bases on my "MN Infinity Grow". 8 different strains at the same time have been challenging, but I'm getting there. Last year, this time, I wouldn't have guessed I'd be growing ganja in MN, but here I am with a full 8 plant grow in my living room. An abundance I only dreamed of. Thanks for your videos.

[@mauricecalliss1303]

LIKING THIS GUY MORE AND MORE. TOP GUEST

[@bneyens]

I have a Cannatrol, and have cured several cultivars. I do love my Cannatrol, but I take issue with his “great smoke in 8 days”. It’s more like hay in 8 days, BUT as it cures is when it gets “great”. Also, when you take it straight out of the Cannatrol, even after curing, it has a little hay smell to it. HOWEVER, if you keep it in a sealed container after the cure, that dank smell returns as the buds continue to off-gas.

[@DrewsMNInfinityGrow]

How much are you putting in there? 1 Kilo wet bud is max, 2.2 lbs. That dries out to about 7 ounces dry. Sounds like you are over filling it and getting hay.

[@blakjasp1]

I agree with bneyens. I also find bud is better after a week or two in a jar. Straight out of the canatrol is still better than anything I ever dried by hanging.

[@orlandoescobar5174]

Really? In my experience, once you get that hay smell it's game over

[@MistrettasMedia]

​@orlandoescobar5174 did you not listen to this at all lmao

[@thomasmiddleton3117]

Got mine. A second would prove handy for harvests while one is on hold.

[@stangmann1521]

Same!

[@jackattack8o8]

I agree! I had some on hand that was being stored during my last harvest. I put the older flower in grove bags for the 8 days that the dry/cure was happening then put it right back in on the hold setting as soon as the new flower finished. It would be nice to have a second one for sure.

[@garylee-pl9dl]

Put it in grove bags, seal it. Then put next harvest in.

[@Olga-ut8sm]

It would be nice to see upgrades such as the ability to monitor the environment and control settings while away. Well done Chris, good show 👏!

[@pennhill5459]

he looks really happy

[@Maelthras]

My apartment was pretty humid until I got another dehumidifier and it keeps the entire place at about 50% rh at 70f and that seems about perfect.

[@tgroves7549]

Ordered my cannatrol the other day, arrives tomorrow, very excited for it!!!

[@orlandoescobar5174]

Update us when you run some flower through it!

[@tgroves7549]

@@orlandoescobar5174 for sure. First harvest is this weekend, can't wait!

[@orlandoescobar5174]

@@tgroves7549 How did it turn out?

[@blestup]

Looking forward to an update. 👍

[@4hundred20]

@@tgroves7549 how was it

[@vincentpcappello4512]

Thanks Chris for the interview with the inventor of the Cannatrol drying system. Very informative!

[@keithgustafson7786]

Got 2 of these it works so well!! Yes expensive too! Buds dry and smell great.

[@The_BFG]

Do you use factory settings?

[@r00tSeller]

53:00 Your viewer must have been listening when I gave a talk on this very subject a month or so ago. Thanks for covering the question on your show, Chris. And thank you David @Cannatrol for confirming.

[@chriscaudill7326]

Great episode. Amazing product. The price is definitely fair. Wine fridges aren't cheap. Plus designing and building a streamlined working version for oneself may end up costing more in multiple ways. I can't wait to order one! Its awesome that they offer a discount for veteran, because I'm an ARMY veteran, so ill get a $100 off, too!

[@earnestwalker5256]

I'm really excited to be putting my first harvest in one of these today❤❤❤

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

Nice session. I’m currently curing a dank GG4 run in the classic flip top mason jars. I keep it simple but it works quite well. Maybe when the cost drops by 50% I’ll get me a fancy cannatrol.

[@TheChadShow9]

Get a few of them lol don't worry the money will come back tenfold

[@mattgillis5944]

Thanks for this video guys! Extremely informative on how this unit works. There’s so much miss information out there about it. I went from not being Interested in it to wanting one. She’s the next major purchase on my list. I like the fact that this will store your buds until they’re consumed. Again thank you for making this video.

[@earnestwalker5256]

Finally in the cure cycle on my first run. And i must say the flower so far looks amazing.

[@youknowme6578]

I love my Cannatrol Cool Cure💚 Perfect dry and cure. I’m ordering 1 more.🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@TheChadShow9]

Yeah I've been using a wine cooler but I want to see what the canntrol is about as well. I may order 2 just in case I really like it based on these comments.

[@zinni420]

Your video pushed me over the edge. Cannatrol showing up at the end of the week!

[@garylee-pl9dl]

Any good ?

[@zinni420]

​@garylee-pl9dl yes so much easier. Set it and forget it.

[@garylee-pl9dl]

@@zinni420 👌and the potency ?

[@timwebb2626]

Love mine. Push a button and keep water in the cup. Couldn't be easier. 8 days later your smoking. Gave aome to a coworker, he said some of the smoothest he's smoked

[@patleaf2432]

becasue they never say and I bet a lot of you wanted to know. 68f/54dew point is the same as 68f, 65% RH

[@Poland1168]

Ran this calculation a few times… to achieve 54 dew point at 68F, you need 61% RH. # Given values T = 68 # Temperature in Fahrenheit Td = 54 # Dew point in Fahrenheit # Constants for Magnus formula (for Fahrenheit) A = 17.271 B = 237.7 # degrees Celsius, but works due to delta T in formula # Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius T_c = (T - 32) * (5/9) Td_c = (Td - 32) * (5/9) # Calculate the relative humidity using the Magnus formula # RH = 100 * (exp((A * Td)/(B + Td)) / exp((A * T)/(B + T))) RH = 100 * sp.exp((A * Td_c) / (B + Td_c)) / sp.exp((A * T_c) / (B + T_c)) RH.evalf()

[@patleaf2432]

@@Poland1168 Thanks. I just used an online calculator. I trust you, i cant really check your math lol.

[@TerpyTen]

@@Poland1168 isn't math just great? ....is something I never thought I'd say

[@Packfrost]

@@Poland1168 this may be a silly question but does this mean that I can run it colder (say 60 degrees) or warmer (say 70 degrees) and would just need to adjust humidity some to get due point to 54? So basically I’m asking if I can’t get temp down past 70 could I just do the math and have the humidity up a bit and still reach same results or would the warmer and more humid environment cause bud rot?

[@codyharney2997]

​@@Packfrost at 70f to hit 54 dew point you need right about 56% rh

[@dougbhays]

Awesome info You both were very clear and focused on the subject. Thanks Guys

[@CannabisDIY]

I love this guy!!! Cannatrol rules.

[@seanbrown7954]

Wow, I have a humidifier,dehumidifier, and an a/c going on at the same time. I'm at 68 degrees at 60 humidity. I hope it turns out. I'm definitely gonna buy one of these units.

[@Garage_Grower]

Have one for 2 harvests it the best thing for drying and curing when you grind your flower it smell so good

[@reB3732]

I have one. I love the machine BUT it’s level one curing. Meaning it’s not done yet. Yes after 9 days in cannatrol it very smokable, but it ain’t done. Here’s something I tried after 9 days in cannatrol I stored it for a week then I vacuum sealed an oz for one month. It became hard as a rock, one big chunk. Terps were preserved w trichomes like glass. MUCH BETTER CURE!

[@freddythefrog]

Thank you MrGrowIt and Cannatrol! My dry, cure AND store are a dream now with my cool cure. Totally brings out the best of your grow… love it… storing in small brown paper bags- unsealed… just hope for longevity of the pricey gem… 💚✌🏼🐸

[@smm72]

Have one, and i love it. It definitely improved my quality of smoke.

[@smm72]

@bobbybines7881 ya

[@tcataldo1187]

@bobbybines7881Uhg yeah. Ppl look at it as a price tag. Look at it as something that can finish your buds in 1 week opposed to months. Picture the amount of turnaround in the industry bc of this machine. I used it for 1.5 years and will never stop. These 1600 dollar negativity is bc ppl can’t or won’t afford it.

[@codyharney2997]

​@bobbybines7881 I don't have one but if you just consider 4 harvests a year being $400 per harvest it's not bad. 1 year pays it off. Then each harvest after is "free"

[@MYBUDZTv]

Another fire video bro. Always look forward to your videos, keep em coming! 💪🤟

[@ShowMe_TheDank]

Great information here Chris! I’d love to see us as a community learn together on how to achieve the proper environmental parameters within our tents, opposed to using another piece of hardware.

[@jeffreyaker]

I have had a cannatrol for a year or so several plants gone thru. I love it works great love it. One issue I found is. You have to keep the unit in a cool room. I had mine in garage and it had a hard time getting and maintaining numbers . Put in my spar room in house works fine.

[@DJTHRILLER]

Can’t wait to watch this later. I seen a conference with Dr Justice and she said nitrogen freeze drying works really well. Curious to see what’s this is about. Great content Chris. Literally watch everyday lol ✌️

[@Le_Brick420]

Another great video for people to learn from.

[@LyricRaptor82]

Such an interesting way to dry flower. I’ve been using the Lotus Drying Method and after listening to this conversation I may need to change. Thanks for the info! ✌🏼😎

[@mikecanale6122]

Question….what do they suggest doing with what is in the unit when you start another dry cure cycle? If I put it in jars in a cool dark place can I hold the product for months since it has reached the correct points?

[@jasonmascari125]

Put it in jars or grove bags until the next batch is done drying. You can then replace the flower in the machine during the curing cycle as long as your under the weight limit. That’s my only issue is capacity. It doesn’t hold enough if you have big plants

[@gs_weiss]

68 degree temperature with a 54 degree dew point = 60.88% relative humidity.

[@timpage5021]

Yea dude acts like we already figured out the optimal temps /humidity decades ago.

[@GBH293]

68 degrees at 60% relative humidity = 53.6 degrees dew point. What’s the difference between this unit and controlling temperature and humidity in a room or insulated box with thermostat and humidistat?

[@timwebb2626]

Well I have one and couldn't be happier. Stagger my plants 8 day apart in the cannatrol. Nice and sticky and smooth. Two plants =8 ozs in 16 days. ❤

[@BigSmoov609]

Got a slight hay smell after my 1st run

[@stangmann1521]

@@BigSmoov609 Pull out the flower after the 8-day dry & cure cycle! Crack open a bud & you will smell all the terps! Store in "Grove bags" for long term stable cure & storage, or you can store in you Cannatrol "HOLD" setting for great flower for long term!

[@regantaniguchi7690]

Awsome content I really learn a lot. Aloha from Hawaii

[@Zephyrgrown]

I enjoy all i watch from everyone . This is great even tho im running myself ragged worried 😢😢😢😂😂😂

[@BT-ke6rp]

This episode is gold 👌

[@c10live16]

Hey great video, I have cannatrol question , will there ever be a bigger version, like maybe double the size

[@patrickm1491]

I know they're expensive, but they're worth every penny

[@JC81855]

I can't wait I. Two more months I have enough money to get my first canntrole I can't wait

[@wahiawamang6622]

I was leaning towards getting a wine cooler for longer term storage. It’s a go now. 👍🏻 Great interview. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@brandonboykin5652]

I hope they are giving you some sort of kickback. Bought this through your link and solely because of the videos you made about it

[@TerpyTen]

Sooooooo........ I bought the Cannatrol. I have some Tangie that's due on 4/20. I can't wait to give this 2k investment a try. Fingers crossed it's worth every penny.

[@stangmann1521]

Love mine / perfect dry & cure each time! Enjoy it!

[@CannabisDIY]

@@stangmann1521 I will have mine soon enough... can't wait. I still putting the money together.

[@orlandoescobar5174]

Soooo any updates?

[@dannyslaughter4845]

Sooooo, any updates?

[@jcmusc]

Fantastic. I haven't had weed this good in all my life. You won't see me on any dispensary.

[@growingatthebeach9186]

a smaller box just for storage would be amazing..LOVE MY CANNATROL 🤘✌️

[@JayDee25895]

I bought one today, can't wait for it to get here.

[@johnmelia2071]

Just get a humidor that is made for storing cigars! These are available for a lot cheaper and it controls both humidity and temperature within the recommended range!

[@Dojnia]

This is great. Thanks to both of you for this podcast. It would be cool to get one in the middle of the base model (home grower) to the base industrial one. Like a ten pound capacity

[@Cannassist]

Good education ! Thanks for sharing this information.

[@atlashammercock9582]

Very interesting, just another aspect of the plant to understand! There have to be DIY builds out theere for those not willing to pay the price!

[@BobD-yn3wj]

Thanks Chris. Ive been looking into this product. 💚✌🏻

[@ArtificialBeligerence-bl9hq]

Curidor was a reasonably priced option but have been sold out for months.

[@matthewmolina2706]

Wish you would have talked more about dew point . I’m not a meteorologist or a HVac person . So what is ? How do you calculate it , and more importantly how to you control it . Figure if I can figure out what few point is and how it works I would be able to control or manipulate it . Last grow two 22 days to dry and that was at 60-60 burns like shit

[@diegorootsman3864]

Great episode Chris. I’m planning on getting one for my upcoming sun grown harvest. Taking the top buds off and the rest will go to my first attempt at fresh frozen.

[@robertorser1538]

VPD = SVP - AVP, whether you are adjusting for canopy temp or not. As such, it can be a useful measure for rate of drying. For instance, increased VPD imposes higher atmospheric demand on land evaporation in the warming climate.

[@robertthrem3382]

Experiments are fun !!!! try this one Mr. grow it @ put a flower in a compressed chamber and see what happens to the tricones.??Does it pump them back into the flower?😂❤❤❤❤❤ the vacuum pressure on the tent seems to be disrupting my tricones. Maybe I should force the air in instead of sucking it out things to learn.🎉

[@southwestplantguy]

I'm thinking about getting 1, do you recommend to trim the herb before it goes in to dry or does it not really matter

[@jasonmascari125]

You’re gonna wanna wet trim so you can fit more in. It doesn’t hold much.

[@PhantomPain74]

Yeah, Garden Talk time 💚

[@patleaf2432]

This guy is doing some good work. I’m really thinking about buying a cannatrol now.

[@tomjdesigns1280]

Not surprise when he smoke properly cured herb:)

[@budless5352]

but you can change the temperature and humidity in the air?

[@New-2-420grow]

This dude is not just smart but also so stoned to look at so I’m starting saving up for one right now

[@617grower7]

Look like he's enjoying great episodes though go New England

[@giogm1728]

Facts

[@freddythefrog]

I chose cannatrol over a car upgrade! And, would do it again… My wife had a fit… lol… The cool cure is the best addition to home grow in my 3 years of growing…

[@jeremyshane2223]

Hey great shows Met him at the Richmond Va Lucky Leaf very interesting!

[@Ascendingtom]

Great talk! love the insight on dewpoint and can't wait to try use it on my upcoming harvest. govee sensors now have a dew point function which i going to add to my tent to monitor for it. Sure it won't be as automated yet. and i love to see ac infinity add dewpoint to the controller 69

[@DopamineKata]

If you already control the temps you CAN control RH. if you even KNOW they temperature you can control the relative humidity.

[@MrMCKlebeband]

for people confused with dew point... there is calculators, 68F at 54 dew point means 68F and 61RH

[@jasonsu2148]

@@MrMCKlebeband yes. I think they use dew point to make it sound more professional. You can get an electric cigar humidor that controls temperature and humidity for 1/5 of the price. Using dew point is actually just relative humidity at a certain temperature. But once you set the temperature there is no point to set dew point. Once you set a temperature just set the humidity is fine.

[@MrMCKlebeband]

@@jasonsu2148 cigar humidor sounds nice for storage, for drying i just use a tent or a room or whatever mostly enclosed space, a fan a dessican dehydrator and a wet towel.... and just freestyle it to 60... frankly, this right now is the first batch of weed i produced with no hay smell at all but now that i know how, it is so simple.

[@ronlasting1203]

Great information, love this product.

[@nativesugarshack9328]

I'm 6 days away from making another Cannatrol Cool Cure harvest video for my channel. I'm asked all the time what settings I use, the default settings are perfect for 2 pounds of wet flower, I've yet to find a need to change anything. I'm a retired commercial owner/grower, having a Cannatrol is very much like having a mini automated commercial dry room at the house, and when it's not running a dry/cure cycle it holds all of my flower, rosin, pollen, bubble hash, and mushroom cultures at the perfect temp and humidity for long term storage. Highly recommended 😊👍 Hey Vermont growers ... seeking Mother Of Berries & Strawberry Fields, anyone out there who has saved seeds please reach out.

[@jamesg1425]

I have watched those videos and loved them. Appreciate you sharing your experience with us

[@HomesteadAcre]

Chris once again great video and informative. Also thank you David S. for the invention! It is nice to know their is white papers debunking the old school 60f/60%RH process as it helps everyone be more successful. So my Sensor Push tracks DewPoint unfortunately ACI control panels do not. For those maybe saving up for the Cannatrol and still drying in tents where variables could be controled should we now recommend tracking 54% dewpoint with 68f to create the equilibrium cure effect? I looked back on my history of the SensorPush data and it has been pretty solid @ 54/55% dewpoint. It is amazing the amount of new information for drying and curing. ✌️

[@timpage5021]

There isn’t no white paper peer to peer study done on 60/60. He’s flat out lying .

[@Jo-Fig2751]

I have one worth every penny, game changer ❤

[@RandyRaz1]

It’s only expensive in the absence of value. I love mine !

[@Stony_German]

Much love from Germany.

[@lvine5959]

I can't wait to get one. Will there be any Cannatrol give-aways? That would be cool

[@BUSAMASTER08]

What about controlling a wine fridge by using an AC Infinity controller 69 with the AC Infinity wall switch?

[@justlikeEzra]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@forgotenhatred]

Different compressor, wine fridges don't work, shit gets moldy fast

[@ShaunB.1]

Thick grow tent with the AC infinity hooked up to the humidifier and electric heater works perfect. Use the vpd settings on the controller.

[@Carlo.WTF416]

@@forgotenhatred tell this to every harvest i've dried in my wine fridge lol

[@garafraxagoodies9768]

Another great episode

[@AtypicalPaul]

Cannatrol looks great but too expensive for me. I'd like to see one half the cost.

[@glotzfisch]

Temperatures in F drive me crazy. Anyway thank you for your great informations. Helped a lot.

[@MarkTattersall-t1b]

You can pick when ordering. I've got 2. One in farenheit and one in celcius

[@glotzfisch]

@@MarkTattersall-t1b that helps a lot. Thank you

[@ozzy7109]

Very interesting... Great episode

[@garafraxagoodies9768]

They have wine fridges where you can control both the moisture and the temp