Wet trim first time

[Cookmesomeeggsbch]

Hey guys I'm nearing the end of my second grow/ harvest, first time I did a dry trim and it honestly took an insane amount of time to trim up 18oz.

I'm going to give wet trimming a go this time. Any pointers on what sort of rh and temp I would want with buds on a rack once trimmed?

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Hey guys I'm nearing the end of my second grow/ harvest, first time I did a dry trim and it honestly took an insane amount of time to trim up 18oz.

I'm going to give wet trimming a go this time. Any pointers on what sort of rh and temp I would want with buds on a rack once trimmed?

If you think dry trimming took a long time, wait until you finish wet trimming.

 

[Cookmesomeeggsbch]

If you think dry trimming took a long time, wait until you finish wet trimming.

Wouldn't it make sense it's faster since the sugar leaves don't curl into the buds and you can snip them off alot easier?

 

[Upnlftu]

Remove all of the big leaves by hand...

 

[1dude1seed]

Dry trimming has always been easier for me. The dry sugar leaves have a tendency to flick off easy. Wet trimming always gave me problems due to everything being so sticky.

I’m going to try the CannaBrush on the next go around. Read good things about it.

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Wouldn't it make sense it's faster since the sugar leaves don't curl into the buds and you can snip them off alot easier?

With dry trimming, I can pretty much just push the leaves, and they break off. Wet trimming you have to cut them. They like to stick to the scissors, it's just a pain. To each his own though.

 

[bam0813]

Hhmmm never considered the sticky aspect. That does suck. Maybe I’ll have to give dry a try

 

[Rurumo]

I'd stick with dry trimming too. I'm convinced dry trimming is one of the best things you can do to preserve terps during the drying process. I also think it's easier and much faster.