Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Peloravin’s Kaniv field journal
A locally grounded journal about drying and storing herbs, seasonal gathering, and how household water hardness affects infusions.
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- Home herb dryers and readers in Kaniv
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- The journal sets a 28°C drying ceiling, limits the leaf layer to 2 cm, and records water hardness in mg-equivalent per litre.
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Its working method records three variables: drying conditions, storage duration and container, and tap-water hardness; steeping time is treated as secondary. The excerpt gives operating limits, including a 28°C ceiling and a layer no thicker than 2 cm, and describes a household bend-and-snap check for dryness. The page says the numbers are checked twice and presented so readers can repeat them at home.
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