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Bub1972
Bub1972started grow question 5 years ago
Give me some tips to finish out and trim. Has anyone trimmed while still planted and upright then hang dried?
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The_Projexx
The_Projexxanswered grow question 5 years ago
Essentially this will all come down to preferences , people will tell you this way and that way is better but really its all how you wanna do it . I can tell you the way I do it you can try it if it works for you then great if not thats ok too , there is no real right or wrong way to trim your plants . The majority of grower will agree on one thing tho , you don't wanna be feeding your plant just before you trim her it makes it a lot harder typically people wont water the plant for the last 4-5 days of its life . The way I do is by removing all the really big fan leaves while its still standing upright , once thats completed I work my way from the top of the plant to the bottom of the plant removing branches and doing what everyone calls "wet trimming" I trim the branch and put it in my drying rack and repeat the process till its all done . Once they are in my drying rack I leave them there for 4-5 days till I hear a nice crunch in the bud when they are handled and from there they go into the jars to be cured for the remainder . I open the jars 1-2 times a day till the buds remain the same ( stops curing basically ) . Once thats done you got yourself some real bad ass chronic to smoke :) of course this is just the way I do it . At the end of the day its all about how you want to do it and what will work best for you :) . Another way people do it is they just cut the whole plant down right away hang it upside down for 4-5 days and then trim it . they say theres like chlorophyll on the buds and it makes it smoother to be honest I did it both ways and never noticed the difference . This is why I say its all about preferences haha . I hope this information helps you to understand that you have a variety of choices when it comes to harvesting your plants and the techniques that can be used . -Happy Growing!
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GreenHouseLab
GreenHouseLabanswered grow question 5 years ago
I normally wet trim for the most part. What I've learned is that you need to keep your humidity on the upper end, closer to 60% since it will dry much faster than if you leave the sugar leaves. I find its quicker to trim this way and the buds look much better but some people say you will get a smoother smoke if you dry trim vs wet trim. I've always cured using mason jars and used 2 way humidity packs and honestly could not tell the difference. I might actually test it out in a few weeks.
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 5 years ago
I've gone through to completely de-fanleaf while still hanging, but chopped each branch and did an initial wet trim off the plant just because it had such a mass of sugar leaves that i figured it'd take eons to dry. It turned out good and dried in just a few days. One thing i should keep in my drying room though was a couple hygrometers, 1 in the room and one hanging right next to the plants. But now i know for the future.✌️
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