Drying and curing

Dry slowly, store dry.

Racks, nets, sealed containers and controlled dryers for herbs, chillies and other produce. Airflow decides how evenly things dry, and airtight storage with a humidity pack decides how well they hold condition afterwards.

Nothing matches all of those filters.

Drying racks and nets

Layered mesh, hung or free standing

WeDryer Filtered Drying Net – Herb Dryer with Carbon Filter

£14.95

Drying Rack – Tiered Mesh Hanging Net for Herbs

£29.95

Drying and curing machines

Hold temperature and humidity to a set point

Twister Cure Puck Gen 2 – Automated Curing Controller

  • Function automated container burping, monitoring and curin...
  • Measures headspace relative humidity, CO2 and temperature,...
  • Sensor accuracy plus or minus 1%, user-replaceable
  • Target cure band 60-63% relative humidity
£785.00

Cannatrol Cool Cure C Drying and Curing System

  • Brand Cannatrol
  • Type All-in-one drying and curing system
  • Control Touchscreen display
  • Shelving Stainless steel
£2,184.95

Cannatrol Cool Cure C2 WiFi Drying and Curing System

  • Functions Drying, curing and storage
  • Connectivity Built-in WiFi with app monitoring and control
  • Interface Touchscreen
  • Exterior Stainless steel
£2,384.95

Storage, humidity packs and moisture control

Keep the moisture level steady once it is dry

NEU Terpene Infusion Packs – Curing and Storage

£34.49

Boveda Humidity Packs – Two-Way 62% RH Curing Control

£1.50

Integra Boost Humidity Regulator Packs – 55% and 62% RH

£1.60

Grow Tools Pop Top Containers – Airtight Herb Storage

£0.44

Zip-Zag Smell Proof Bags – Resealable Storage for Curing

£10.49

Triminator Moisture Meter – For Drying and Curing

£127.95

Scissors, gloves and work bins

Quick Snip Scissors – Pruning Shears for Trimming

£3.95

ChikaMasa TS5 Scissors – Spring-Loaded Trimming

£10.45

Black Nitrile Gloves – Latex-Free Powder-Free Disposable

£12.49

Easy Snip Scissors – Spring-Loaded Trimming Snips

£7.95

Drying and curing equipment

Drying and curing is where a good harvest is kept or lost. Dry too fast and you drive off the aroma along with the water; dry too slow in a damp room and you invite mould. The usual target is a slow dry in gently moving air at moderate temperature and somewhere around 55 to 62% humidity, followed by a cure in sealed containers where the moisture left inside has time to even out.

For the drying stage, hanging nets are cheap and perfectly workable: a tiered mesh drying rack or the six-layer Grow Tools Harvest Pro holds a lot in very little floor space. The WeDryer adds a fan and a carbon filter to the same idea so it can sit in a room you still use. At the other end, the Cannatrol Cool Cure and Cool Cure C2 WiFi hold temperature and vapour pressure to a set point for you, which is what you are paying for rather than extra capacity.

Curing is about holding humidity steady. Boveda and Integra Boost two-way packs sit in the container at 55% or 62% and move moisture in either direction as needed. Grow Tools Pop Top containers, 250mu mylar bags, Zip-Zag and Grove Bags are the containers themselves, and a Triminator moisture meter tells you when to move from one stage to the next rather than guessing. See trimming for snips and trim bins. Free UK delivery over £60.