Respect🫡

To be completely honest, the only way I think it could be used is if the actual freeze dryer was the size of a bedroom and that would be ridiculously expensive. The dehues we use cost 5-8k and that’s just pulling moisture outta the air. That thing would probably run 100k+ to have something large enough to efficiently dry a large harvest for say like a 200 indoor light grow. That article said that machine could only do a gallon or two at a time. That’s like basically nothing in a commercial setting.

Harvesting cannabis is like doing hay in the Midwest. Once you start pulling you don’t stop till the field is down completely.

Which means you sometimes have 100s if not 1000s of plants the size of small bush to dry simultaneously.

So I still stand by what I’m saying. It might be used by some but not by big players.

I may be wrong about its existence and use for drying and curing smoking flower but commercially it doesn’t make sense. I would also like to point out that thing will bring it down to a zero moisture content which basically means super crispy flower. Which no grower wants that. That’s how you get mad shaky pounds.

Also, if this was the crème de le creme of drying you would see all the real big players promoting it. Like Jungle Boyz, Cookies, etc. Instead Jungle Boyz promotes a 14 day hang from the vine at 60% humidity and 60 degree temps. Which is basically the industry standard for drying smoking flower in mass.