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I have a ways to catch up. Apologies for my absence.

Thanks for the business! Any questions, please let me know.

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I fortunately work in the industry so I got a good deal on a small 5 or 7 ton unit. I did look into building one though. I figured the harbor frame, wait till a local yard sale for a replacement jack if one is included with the frame. Around me, the farmers have little units they use that hold...

I understand. I like the little one I have. DIY is where it's at if you want to save money. Biggest issue is the heat plates. I an not as familiar in that area of the market or I would gladly help ya get going. Regarding the trades - I like them because for so long, cannabis growers kinda...

Totally understand. My outdoor crop would get wet trimmed if I had the time :ganjamon: I am simply saying that for someone like me, a gradual trim at the start and mid way through helps eliminate my need for it (for the most part). I regularly spray for pests and mold so it normally isn't a...

I have done it both ways. Wet trimming makes it a neater and cleaner job. Depends also on how much you are doing. I never wet trim my outdoor stuff other than my normal processes because of timing of harvest / my schedule.

I have been apart of many shares between growers. It is quite stressful lol. Especially once you see their product ... then the negotiations begin on far trade since no monetary value can exchange hands in the MI. What I learned so far - an ounce can vary quite a bit. :ganjamon:

Presses are great to have. If you have the technical know how, you can build a nice one for relatively cheap. Harbor freight for the press frame and such. I have a 2 x 4 plate one that meets all my needs.

For a traditional strain, fox tailing is viewed as a negative plant response from "too much light". Some say it degrades THC too. I have yet to see a lab test though. In my experience added stressors increase THC such as lower temps, UV, etc. I tend to call BS to a lot of it because light meters...

btw, @Modest Grower fantastic work! Can't wait to see harvest photos!

I have an Animal Cookies doing the same thing right now. I noticed recently foxtailing is a genetic trait many breeders are breeding in.

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