Skybound
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Same same! Literally only ever tried once. I've been a bud washer since +/- 2013.
Edit - when I wash then trim, I never have to clean my sheers or change my gloves, not once.
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Same same! Literally only ever tried once. I've been a bud washer since +/- 2013.
Edit - when I wash then trim, I never have to clean my sheers or change my gloves, not once.
ilikemsticky
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im wondering when your going to get around to a cross or two with the jellium?
Congrats on the new house brother!! You are going to love it man!
When will you be closing?
When will you be closing?
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I hope there peaceful you had better get busy and fix that girl!
I went in and said fvck it I gotta finish trimming. lol
9 zips in 70 day dried in the cans on the DT - This one was the faster version. Finished in 70ish days. Was perfect timing on chop. The buds are not dense but they pack a punch at puff puff.
Here's the Jellium newest to oldest. She's still stretching and getting going with flowers so she should stop stretch here soon. I hope.
We can see all the main stems. This is not normal but I'll take it.
Sky - the Jellium I usually get between 4-6 zips/plant - nothing but hard nugz and 1 of the easiest plants to trim. A few hours at the trim table and done. I'm organic soil so I'm sure more could be coaxed out of her but I'm too lazy to do coaxing. If they don't perform there are other girls waiting. lol
Newest - today VVVV
The other day
Last Friday
This is how I do it. Dry trim.
I don't like handling flowers, I feel like it's messing with the trichomes and damaging them.
I cut off branches and lay them in my trim tray while the plant is hanging upside down.
I Hold the branch with 1 hand trim the flowers with the other. Once the flower is trimmed I snip it off into it's final container (without touching it).
I rarely actually touch the flowers until its time to puff.
Wash my hands before and after. Very important.
Drying, curing and trimming - its part of the art of growing.
Everyone has to find there own way in this but it's pretty important.
For me it is.
Spend 6 months growing a flowering plant. The only time anyone sees the outcome is when its in the sack.
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Thanks Stank
Gonna happen fast - first week of June. The seller is already packed up and ready to move. We are not even close to packing yet.
All good gotta get it while the getting is good. We got EXTREMELY lucky. I feel we getting some invisible helping hands with this one. Gonna beat the invisible ghosts hands from a home we bought a few houses ago.
Good thing its got a nice size garage. It happened faster than I thought it wood. I'm not ready and how the fvck am I going to move plants?
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im wondering when your going to get around to a cross or two with the jellium?
I got the keeper - the polyploid. She grows like a weed!
I moved mine in a Uhaul truck in winter....waited until it was dark and loaded it up. Plants weren't happy after the trip.....but they survived with only a few nanners.
GodOfPot
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I went in and said fvck it I gotta finish trimming. lol
9 zips in 70 day dried in the cans on the DT - This one was the faster version. Finished in 70ish days. Was perfect timing on chop. The buds are not dense but they pack a punch at puff puff.
Here's the Jellium newest to oldest. She's still stretching and getting going with flowers so she should stop stretch here soon. I hope.
We can see all the main stems. This is not normal but I'll take it.
Sky - the Jellium I usually get between 4-6 zips/plant - nothing but hard nugz and 1 of the easiest plants to trim. A few hours at the trim table and done. I'm organic soil so I'm sure more could be coaxed out of her but I'm too lazy to do coaxing. If they don't perform there are other girls waiting. lol
Newest - today VVVV
The other day
Last Friday
This is how I do it. Dry trim.
I don't like handling flowers, I feel like it's messing with the trichomes and damaging them.
I cut off branches and lay them in my trim tray while the plant is hanging upside down.
I Hold the branch with 1 hand trim the flowers with the other. Once the flower is trimmed I snip it off into it's final container (without touching it).
I rarely actually touch the flowers until its time to puff.
Wash my hands before and after. Very important.
Drying, curing and trimming - its part of the art of growing.
Everyone has to find there own way in this but it's pretty important.
For me it is.
Spend 6 months growing a flowering plant. The only time anyone sees the outcome is when its in the sack.
Touché
Such a delicate aspect of the grow you’re right. I’ve spent months from seedling to finished and ruined entire plants in a matter of days not curing properly. Definitely an art to curing that I’ve gotten better and more refined at over the past year.
ilikemsticky
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yes all your work can be nullified with an improper cure I have friend that does a great job of an outdoor grow but when ne cuts them down he runs them over an electric trimmer then he hangs them in a storage container that sits rite out in the hot sun its a sin really that's what I tell him he just smiles!
ilikemsticky
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that sounds like a great idea your poor plants woke up and didn't no where they were lol!
I couldn’t do that to my buds.
ilikemsticky
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that's the spirit lets put that on hold until the move!I got the keeper - the polyploid. She grows like a weed!
ilikemsticky
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its terrible I told him all your hard work wtf!
Yea mine isn’t for sale it’s for me so i want quality.
ilikemsticky
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yes me too he sells most of his idk what he gets for it not as much as before he couldn't find a buyer for the crop from 2017 so they burned it because it was in totes comepletly crispied it would be harsh an flavorless now that's a shame!
ilikemsticky
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he brought me some of that dry weed I threw it away after he left I don't like doing that but he wasn't going to toke it anyway!
All those months wasted.
ilikemsticky
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and who ever buys is getting that I told him if he took proper care of his crop he would get more money for it sometimes you just need to let it go!
Can’t control what he does.
ilikemsticky
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you can lead a horse to water but you cant make him drink!
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