Sue, nice flower ��.
What is Godiva PAC. What's it do for you?
I was going to drymthe water in the plant 3-5mdays.
Trim finish, place into paper bag. Hang in dark place.no damp here.mojave desert. Except,the oastm15 days. It's awful probably 30% humidity .the desert rats don't like it one bit. The girls do.
I found reference to 50-75 f temp,and 25-40 % humidity..
I have a drink frig set to low the food part is up to 52 F. Thinking of 'lager' curing . Low temp and sealed space will,be humid, cool slows it all. I'll report later sue...
You,have a machine for every process//amazing..
Thank you Marc.
We have a thread on low and slo drying, done in a frost-free refrigerator at around 40 degrees F and 45-50% RH. Dries great from harvest day on. You should check us out.
DrZiggy's Low And Slow Drying: Maximizing Your Harvest
Paper bags are used by some too. I do either/or, depending on my mood. Yes, I did end up with a lot of devices.
It surprised me how quickly I picked up equipment with a hobby I started out demonstrating proficiency at with little resources. I keep playing with oil production refinement, and that takes a few basic pieces and a lot of small things here and there that I've yet to get organized to my liking.
I'm trying to get my life down to the basics, and I keep buying more stuff. Lol!
I have no idea what Godiva PAC is Marc. Godiva's a chocolate company. Where did you see the reference?
Good afternoon everyone 
I finally stopped playing in the garden and decided to swing through the neighborhood. What took me all morning you ask? Well, I started with a nice walk along the river. This is one of the best times of the year for morning walks, and I tend to roll out of bed right into my shoes and out the door.
When I came home I was inspired to finally do something with the lights in the early bloom tent. Started by clearing the tent out and cleaning it real quick.
Shelves were zip-tied to the ceiling and the lights hung. The front ones had to be hung with zip ties. I ran out of parts, so I improvised.
The backs have more secure attachments. Not that I think the zip ties won't hold, they will, particularly doubled as they are. It would've been nice to have the same attachment on all four, but this leveled nicely.
Good clearance for the heat. I'll check later and if necessary, install a small fan up here.
Forgot side to side.
Moving the plants back in I was struck by the thought that the buds on Candy Cane even look like little snow balls, moreso than the other chemovars. I reworked the spiderwebbing of pipe cleaners to get her standing more contained and upright.
Then I secured her to the wire shelving to keep her thinking "Up!"
Carnival in the morning.
With room to grow.
The lights are now up as high as they'll go in this tent. Thin Mint GSC may challenge that limit, but if she does I'll counter with something.
I've had the most joyful day up to now, and no expectation that it'll be otherwise for the rest of the day. I certainly hope my post finds you immersed in your own joyful experiences. I'm getting ready to head out again. It's too pretty a day not to take advantage of. Before I go, let me encourage you to engage the universe in play and see what adventure shows itself. Whatever it is, do it joyfully. Have fun. Life is meant to be fun. It's meant to feel good.
A hug to send you on your way.
I'm even more affectionate on Sundays.
OK, there's the Liberty Haze that's dry enough to drop seeds. 
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