bravedave
Well-Known Member
One negative from telling nobody about your grow is that then there is nobody to help when another set of hands is needed. I just started harvesting and soon realized my two torn rotator cuffs were not happy about it. I wet trim. Usually finsh a plant before moving to the next. After doing 1 full plant I realized I needed to do something different or I may not finish. I switched to harvesting all the major colas, but they are not fine-trimmed like usual...small sugar leaves left. Fan and other larger leaves removed. Rest of plant is still sitting in the same drying room these colas are now hanging in...waiting for my shoulders to quit barking.
i guess the question is. If you had half the time to do a harvest than usual, how might you go about it. What corners might you cut with the least amount of quality sacrificed. Should note, I only have one room to do everything so once I start harvesting everyone is in the dark as they wait their turn with the barber. Generally, I am done in a couple days. I am at a couple days and at my current feeble pace, I need a couple more.
i guess the question is. If you had half the time to do a harvest than usual, how might you go about it. What corners might you cut with the least amount of quality sacrificed. Should note, I only have one room to do everything so once I start harvesting everyone is in the dark as they wait their turn with the barber. Generally, I am done in a couple days. I am at a couple days and at my current feeble pace, I need a couple more.
. I have cut and hung whole plants and applied the method you describe the last time and it worked out great. I have to learn to be a better dry trimmer.
