I like the dry method--very easy. I do keep an eye on the air cells as the humidity varies a lot here in Massachusetts, and I like to be sure the air cells are developing correctly. Some areas are so dry as to need water added for a good hatch. THe moisture here has been at 55-60% RH, much different than early winter with wood stove running. That's why I check the air cells for size and adjust the humidity if needed.
I hope something happens,too !
I hope something happens,too !