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Harvest on Mar.7, any tips or tricks welcome. I pl...
Troy_McClurestarted grow question 5y ago
Harvest on Mar.7, any tips or tricks welcome.
I plan on watering just 1.5 gal each on Mar. 4, turn off the lights for 36H Mar. 5 @7:00am-Mar.7 @6:45pm (15 min before lights on normally) I hope that the soil is dry for harvest.
cut down small stems, hang, remove dead leaves, dry
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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 5y ago
Hello, If you want to go with drytrimming you need a very good well areated place with a good tempeature and RH to let them dry ( for example on a clothes rack in your living room). If you dont have such a good place or dont want to use your living room😃. Then its better to cut in branches and get them a good wet trim, and hang them . In 95 percent i go with wet trimming. Its some work , but absolutely worth. And you can use the suagrleaves to do some butter, oil, shatter anything you like. I even keep fanleaves to make smoothies ( just pick them and freeze them to store)
the ugliest leaves it put to my compost.. or into my wormfarm.. so i dont throw away anything. The stalk and branches get sheddered and go to compost too
Athosanswered grow question 5y ago
If you leave in a dry place, then leave the leaves and stems to make the drying process slower. If you leave in a more humid place, Wet trim and cut as much stem as you can, so to make the process quicer and avoid mold issues.
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Natefish87answered grow question 5y ago
Trim completely when wet seems much easier then when its dry
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Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 5y ago
Try to have fun, drink plenty of water, Take a break every hour or so for 5-10 mins. Helps prevent hand cramping. Hopefully you got a nice quality scale, that way you know your numbers are accurate. And most important of all don't forget to bring a towel..
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