I can trim at twice the speed I did a year ago by hand, so it's been manageable by harvesting in stages. I do a rough trim job, then hang...then re-round with fine trimming. I don't see how people can hang entire plants, then trim all at once...too tough a job when everything is wilted.
I have 2 plants still out in the woods, doing a small experiment to see if I can get more amber trich %...then want to see how it affects final product.
I did that last year, one thing I can say is it lost most of it's taste and being the pot snob I am I won't be doing it again.
Here's my homemade worm castings machine lmao, and my redneck foliar sprayer! I am a fond believer in duct tape! As for my homeproject with the Canadian crawlers I figured shit i'll feed em and they gotta shit somewhere in here! Works well actually! I am SO jealous of you outdoor guys who slung it hard and reaped what you've sown to a glorious end result, I am almost willing to offer a body part for some lmao!
Taste is important, so perhaps I'll chop Thursday...just as soon as I make room.
Yea mornings are getting brisk and there's that smell I link fall to in the air. We have some colors on the trees, starting to get pretty as well. A nice time of year IMO.sunrise bowls are always the best~ gettin nippy, time to bust out the lumpy old jackets
#cheer$ RIU
No break for me, Winter grow is well under way plus I wanna try growing haze...which cannot be done outdoors this far north.
Oh good, then I can borrow that trimmer of yours for a week.
You know, I made that 3 years ago and used it one time, last year it satOh good, then I can borrow that trimmer of yours for a week.
Seriously though, what is one to do while trimming?...I can't even watch a movie or anything.
Some state it is a labor of love, to me it's a PIA I'd rather avoid...boring.
