Questions What's your drying system?

I usually remove all the bigger leaves, cut each branch off and hang them on washing lines (shoe laces) across the top of the tent, and hopefully a row underneath too depending on the harvest.lol 

I have an oil heater in the tent and a small tower fan rotating on low, it's sitting at 18c RH 55%

I dont have any extraction or any fancy shit for my tent, it's just a tent 😆  But this last grow I left all the leaves on because I didn't want it drying too quick, I just chopped her in chunks and hung the whole plant the same way.

A tent, string, a heater and a fan is all im using right now 🙂 

Old 60l tote with strings and a computer fan blowing again a wall and a hole with ductibg into an old carbon filter

I use my 5x5 tent for drying. It's also a veg tent so I already have AcInfinity fan in there. I use fans for air flow and a dehumidifier/humidifier depending on season. I also cut my plants down whole with big fan leaves taken off normally. I will admit that the drying curing phase still is the hardest part for me.

Sorry i know this doesn't help you as you were looking for a machine type dryer.

For me I will use a spare tent if it will fit hung whole plant with the fan leaves removed. In the tent I have a GDP auto hanging with temps around around 62F and 55% as my preference. Takes around 10days. I add my humidity by a tray of some water and a small 4" fan angled towards it , with most air hitting the tent floor and then up giving a gentle air flow. Summer I need to use AC. Winter it is steady around 62F where I dry. The room has a 4" Carbon filter scrubbing it. If the harvest is too large for a spare tent I hang them on laundry racks in the same room and add a larger fan for air flow.

I have a furnace/AC room on the second floor (like a loft) of my garage that I use. It's separate furnace and AC for the second floor of the house. I just want to make sure to keep the unit off for 10 days or so. I put USB fans in the room blowing around, but not directly on the drying plants. 

My entire garage is climate controlled. However, I don't even try to cool below 72ºF in the warmer months. Meaning, as the weather warms I will not be able to get to 60/60. It will be more like 70-75ºF and 50-60% RH. I have a moisture meter for wood, but I've never used it.

If it's a small plant I'll hang whole in my closet, if a larger girl I'll chop up and use the mesh drying rack.  Drying area is in my 6ftx2ft closet that also houses two 2x2 tents.  I leave the fan running in my room and open/close the door to adjust humidity.  Start out around 65% end around 52ish%.  

Basically I just throw them in the closet and hope for the best....  😄   It has worked great so far!  Dry in 10-14 days and 52-56% humidity maintained in jar.   

I do what most of the others are as well.  Chop and hang with the fan leaves removed and small fan moving air around in my spare tent.  I did try a drying rack with my last harvest and was happy with it

I have a dedicated tent that i can control temp and humidity in for drying, i do however wet trim so its a little more crucial for me that i get the conditions perfect. i have hung whole plant etc in the past but the way i do it now seems to work the best for me. 

My humidity is only 20-30% here in the winter. I wet trim and put them in my net drying bag for 3 days ( if i leave them for 4 days they are too dry ).  then i place them in my jars ( with Hygrometers) and let them sweat then place them back on the nets for a couple hours repeating this until they are at 62% usually at day 6 or 7 they are at 62%. Then I burp them daily until they are 58% and weekly after that until they reach 54%