In need of a Critical Cure (CBD)

Harvested the plant in 2 stages over a week. It was lots of trimming work with incredible sweet scents throughout the area - beautiful buds to manicure. Lower buds got exposed to more light and hopefully ripened a little further over a week after the canopy was harvested. All remaining buds were harvested after the week, separated into A grade and B grade trim/larf buds. Staged harvesting made the whole experience so much better due to easier management of trimming, drying and curing in batches - with a little added quality ofcourse. Dry weight only includes grade A/B buds, and excludes larf. There were 2 plants grown in this crop under the one light which brings the gram/watt/plant above 1.0 for this crop. I found the right tools make a huge difference alongside harvesting in stages (e.g. tops first then 10 days later the lower layers). I suffered the same last year with the trimming but it's been a very different experience with this crop. I've linked the two tools I use. Also think the strain itself makes a difference based on its flower structures. I wet trim all the fan leaves immediately then after 1-2 days of starting the drying process (buds hung) I do the trimming and manicuring over 1-2 days. Music always helps :) https://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-HGPP400C-Precision-Curved-Pruner/dp/B005449D3W (just great for initial trim) https://www.amazon.com/Chikamasa-Stainless-Scissors-Fluorine-Resin-resistant/dp/B00JSYB9I6 (a must have for final manicure) This has been one of the more fun and exciting learning experiences in my life. Awesome people around with lots of great advice which help when you're struggling at a point. Thank you to all those who followed along, kept up the banter and shared their experiences. The best we can do is share our experiences ... what you do with it all depends on you.