Thanks for your input!
My idea is that the freeze dryer would be much more effective to dry the material than normal drying process which stops att the same RH as indoors in room temperature. If the plant material is extremely dry when I exctract with either anhydrous ethanol or butane, there would be less polar solvent during extaction and perhaps less pickup of chlorophyll? It’s just me daydreaming and being a non-chemist I am not able to evaluate if and how much freeze drying would help the process.
Also it would be interesting to try smoking freeze dried buds. Freeze drying dries the material within 24 hours so it could spare some time. I am always worried to get mold on buds during drying specially in the late summer. Freeze drying would eliminate the risk for mold…
Harvest Right, a US company sells freeze dryers for consumers. Price starts at $ 2300. I would love to own one. Unfortunately I live in EU and the sales tax and customs fee costs too much.