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dry tent set up DryLab 5x5 Drying System Kit — Tent + Fan + FilterDrying is where a good harvest either levels up or gets butchered. The DryLab 5x5 Controlled Drying System Kit is a full tent based drying station built around a PineLab 5x5 (1. 5m x 1. 5m) tent, VIVOSUN AeroZesh fan and filter kit, dehumidifier, humidifier, heater, smart controller, clip fans, and a 60cm drying rack. Everything you need to hold a stable 16 18C and 58 62% RH from chop to jar. Up to 20lb of wet harvest capacity, depending on flower

Drying is where a good harvest either levels up or gets butchered. The DryLab 5x5 Controlled Drying System Kit is a full tent-based drying station built around a PineLab 5x5 (1.5m x 1.5m) tent, VIVOSUN AeroZesh fan and filter kit, dehumidifier, humidifier, heater, smart controller, clip fans, and a 60cm drying rack. Everything you need to hold a stable 16-18°C and 58-62% RH from chop to jar.

Up to 20lb of wet harvest capacity, depending on flower density and rack loading. When you're not drying, drop in a grow light and the same tent doubles as a full grow space.

Controlled Environment Temperature, humidity, airflow and odour all managed inside a dedicated 1.5m x 1.5m tent. No more drying in a hot shed or random cupboard.
Up To 20lb Wet Capacity Dramatically more drying room than benchtop dryers. Better airflow, better separation, no cramming flowers into a box.
Smart Monitoring & Control The VIVOSUN E42A controller ties fans, dehumidifier, humidifier and heater together for hands-off climate management.
Dry Now, Grow Later Not locked to drying. Add a grow light and the same tent becomes a full grow space. Dual-purpose by design.

What's In The 5x5 Kit

PineLab 5x5 Tent — includes gear boardx 1
VIVOSUN AeroZesh S6 — 6" inline fan + carbon filter + ducting + E12 controller kitx 1
VIVOSUN E42A Controller — central climate controllerx 1
VIVOSUN AeroWave D4 Clip Fan — internal circulationx 4
VIVOSUN AeroDrain D12 Dehumidifier — humidity pull-downx 1
VIVOSUN AeroStream H05 Humidifier — 5L smart humidifierx 1
VIVOSUN AeroFlux 700W Grow Tent Heater — climate support in cool roomsx 1
PineLab Drying Rack — black, 60cmx 2

Target Drying Environment

Target temperature: 16°C – 18°C
Target RH: 58% – 62%
Drying capacity: Up to 20lb wet weight
Footprint: 1.5m x 1.5m (5ft x 5ft)
Recommended dry time: 10 – 14 days
Fan size: 6" (150mm) inline + 4 clip fans
Heater: 700W smart heater
Dehumidifier: AeroDrain D12
Grow Guys Tip — The 60/60 Rule
  • Aim for roughly 60°F / 60% RH — for Celsius growers that's 16-18°C and 58-62% RH.
  • Too hot strips aroma, flavour and terpenes. Too humid invites mould.
  • Direct airflow on flowers overdries the outside before the inside stabilises. Use the clip fans for gentle circulation, not blasting.
  • A slower, more even dry beats a fast one every time.

How To Set It Up

1 Assemble the PineLab 5x5 tent in a stable indoor space. Avoid garages and sheds where ambient temperature swings 20°C+ between day and night unless you're pairing with AeroLush.
2 Hang both PineLab drying racks inside the tent — one above the other, leaving enough vertical clearance for airflow between layers. Use the gear board to mount the E42A controller, AeroDrain dehumidifier and AeroStream humidifier within cable reach.
3 Mount the AeroZesh S6 inline fan and carbon filter at the top of the tent. Connect the included ducting to the exhaust port. This pulls stale air and odour out while keeping fresh air moving through.
4 Clip the four AeroWave D4 clip fans around the tent frame. Point them across the racks, not directly at flowers. Gentle ambient circulation, not wind tunnel.
5 Plug the dehumidifier, humidifier, heater and AeroZesh into the E42A controller. Set your target band: 17°C and 60% RH is the safe starting point.
6 Load the racks with chopped material. Don't overpack — leave breathing space between branches or bud piles. Cramming kills the dry.
7 Check daily. Stems should snap rather than bend at around day 10-14. Then move into curing.

Recommended Add-Ons

DryLab handles the core drying environment. These two add-ons handle the edge cases — hot rooms, and turning the tent into a full grow space when you're between harvests.

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FAQ

How much wet flower will the 5x5 DryLab actually hold?

Up to around 20lb of wet harvest weight, depending on flower density, trimming style, rack loading and how generously you space things out. Cramming the racks to hit the upper number kills airflow and slows the dry — pack them 70-80% of capacity for the cleanest result.

Can I use this tent for growing too?

Yes. The PineLab 5x5 is a full grow tent, not a dedicated drying box. Add a 5x5-rated grow light (the Hortivision 720W is matched for this footprint) and you've got a complete grow setup. Dry when you need to dry, grow when you're ready to grow.

Do I need the AeroLush AC add-on?

No — not for most indoor rooms with stable temperatures. Yes — if you're drying in a hot shed, garage, upstairs room, or through an Australian summer. AeroLush gives you active cooling so the kit can hold 16-18°C even when ambient is working against you. Worth the spend if heat is your biggest risk factor.

How long does a dry take in this setup?

Typically 10-14 days when held in the 16-18°C / 58-62% RH band. Stems should snap rather than bend when you're ready to move into curing. Faster dries are usually a sign the environment is running too hot or too dry — the slow finish is what protects aroma and terpenes.

Will the carbon filter actually contain the smell?

Yes. The AeroZesh S6 6" inline fan and carbon filter combo is sized for a 5x5 footprint and handles drying odour well when the filter is fresh. Replace the carbon every 12-18 months depending on how heavily you're running it.

Why four clip fans?

One in each corner gives even ambient circulation across the whole drying space with no stagnant pockets and no direct blast onto flowers. Less than four leaves dead zones; more than four turns the tent into a wind tunnel and overdries the outside.

Are the kit contents exactly as shown?

The component list above is what ships in the 5x5 DryLab kit. Product images are for illustration — final component colours, branding details or visual appearance may vary depending on supplier batch and availability. The function and spec stay the same.

Does this ship Australia-wide?

Yes — DryLab ships Australia-wide from our Invermay, Tasmania warehouse with free shipping.

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