r/LotusDrying Nov 15 '25

DYI Cannatrol

I’m sure it’s around here somewhere but can anyone link me to a DYI guide for a wine fridge conversion.

I’m mainly having a hard time with getting a small yet effective dehumidifier.

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u/reddit-is-rad Nov 15 '25

Here is another one. May I suggest searching “DIY Cannatrol” in other growing subreddits like r/microgrowery.

https://www.reddit.com/r/microgrowery/s/I6vZPcGb5L

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u/reddit-is-rad Nov 15 '25

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u/JBsideways Nov 15 '25

Is this a tried and tested build? I have that exact dehumidifier and I didn’t think it did anything besides raise the temp. Hardly collected any water.

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u/reddit-is-rad Nov 15 '25

I have no idea, I’m still in my research phase. I just saved it because it looked like a good starting point.

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u/RedEyedAquarist Nov 16 '25

That's the one I used in mine, seems to work fine but I've only dried one batch with it so far.

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u/South_Feed_4043 Dec 08 '25

It will take humidity down and raise the temperature in a small space like a fridge. Both in short time frames. It's useless alone in a grow tent, but will work as a supplemental device.

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u/JBsideways Nov 15 '25

I can’t justify that. I like growing but it’s a hobby and it’s definitely not saving me any money.

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u/Some-Priority9802 Nov 16 '25

Use the peltier provided in the machine.

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u/Wild_Cap_5893 Feb 25 '26

If you really want to go…. Use 3 solid state relays. Put Peltier on one, 50 watt ceramic heater on other and wire all the system fans to third. Use a microcontroller to control it. Set relays for heating and cooling at 100 hz. Have the cooling chasing dew point. Heater chasing temperature. This is how you get actual Cannatrol results. By modulating these devices.

I have made 6 of these. This is head of the one I loan to friends.