Can a Grow Cabinet Also Dry Your Harvest?
After harvest the plant doesn't leave: the VGrow's built-in drying stage, the home-grower 55–62% RH window, and the stem-snap finish — in the same cabinet.
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After harvest, most growers ask where the plant goes to dry. In this system it does not go anywhere. The cabinet changes jobs.
The VGrow has a drying stage built in: light off, reservoir emptied, the air slowed to a gentle, indirect drift. Aim for 60–70°F, the range drying research commonly uses. Home-grower guidance runs 55–62% humidity for seven to fourteen days; extension and licensed-room practice runs 50–55%. Our reading: finish nearer 55–60%. Small stems that snap instead of bending are the usual cue, though no study has validated it. The measured check is water activity: ASTM D8197 sets 0.55–0.65 for dry flower (a sealed-jar reading of about 55–65% RH), and anything above 0.68 goes back to dry.
What finally leaves the box is the cure: into jars, with humidity packs. The same box dries it. Only the cure leaves.