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Thanks Penny! I’m excited to dial in each of my selected Phenos and really see what they can do!
Cheers Baron! Lots more to come!
Dutchman’s Pheno Hunt!
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Remember to continue taking cuttings from your clones, never know when something special will pop up.
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Very true! I’m continuing cloning that’s for sure and with my selected Phenos already I’m excited to really dial them in and maximize their potential!
Impressive numbers Dutch! 
I'm sure the quest for better continues as it does with each of my grows. I have no doubt it only gets better with you.
I'm sure the quest for better continues as it does with each of my grows. I have no doubt it only gets better with you.
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Thanks Sauga and yes it does! Hoping to have my best run yet with the most trichomes to date! This is a personal challenge to myself!
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Good job Dutch, and I am sure next time will be a better one!
Great buds and journal Dutch. Great job all around. 
Heading over to see what I've missed in the last three weeks at your current journal...NOT!Great end to a great grow Dutch. Congrats on great harvests!
Hope all is well in your world.
Thanks for sharing this grow with us.
Please head over to the 420 Strain Reviews forum and post your smoke report there too.
I’m moving this to Completed Journals now.
Sending you lots of love and positive energy.
Thanks for sharing this grow with us.
Please head over to the 420 Strain Reviews forum and post your smoke report there too.
I’m moving this to Completed Journals now.
Sending you lots of love and positive energy.
Great voice! Just saying. Thanks for the video... I maybe using it!
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Thanks momma! If you have any questions let me know!
Hey Dutch!! Long time no check in on ya!! Just Rollin I’m through here, Hope you and the wife are well!!
So you wet trim first then bud wash?
Dutch hasn't been here for ages, so I'll tell you what I do.
I hand-pull most of the fans off starting a few days before harvest to make life easier on the day. Then I cut, wash, rinse, shake, and line dry in the shade while they drip. I try to start trimming by late afternoon so the remaining leaves don't droop onto the flowers, since that makes trimming much harder.
Also...get a good pair of trimmers if you don't have them yet. More than one if your friends are coming over to help!
I hand-pull most of the fans off starting a few days before harvest to make life easier on the day. Then I cut, wash, rinse, shake, and line dry in the shade while they drip. I try to start trimming by late afternoon so the remaining leaves don't droop onto the flowers, since that makes trimming much harder.
Also...get a good pair of trimmers if you don't have them yet. More than one if your friends are coming over to help!
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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 find that wet trimming is necessary for outdoor harvests, so you will actually look at each bud and examine it for pests (caterpillars especially) or rot, both of which can destroy the harvest unseen in the dark during the drying.
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Totally understand. My outdoor crop would get wet trimmed if I had the time
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 problem unless I grow in the woods or we get truckloads of rain
Oh good, you recommend it too!
Thank you !
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