What is the best way to get the best bud. Trimming wet or dry? I get so many different answers. Also can anyone tell me where I can get a big jar or curing bin? I usually have between 5 to 9 lbs when I harvest and the glass jars just want cut that much. Thank you all for any help.
Wet trim compared to dry trim
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HydroKid239
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Dry trim is best imo. Curing 9lbs.. outta my league. I’m still going to jars.
T macc
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I prefer dry trim, but hate trimming it dry. Its just easier with wet trim, but my vote is dry. As far as storage, get 5 or 7 gallon buckets and a sealed lid. Can do about 1.5 to 2 pounds per 5 gallon bucket
Hobbes
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Ive always wet trim, I dont have the space to hang my plants.
I took a huge step and ordered a Cool Cure from Cannatrol - it looks like a wine cooler fridge but it dries and cures your bud perfectly in 8 days.
Well worth a look.
(244) Cannatrol vs. Freeze Dryer | Rollitup
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Ive always wet trim, I dont have the space to hang my plants.
I took a huge step and ordered a Cool Cure from Cannatrol - it looks like a wine cooler fridge but it dries and cures your bud perfectly in 8 days.
Well worth a look.
(244) Cannatrol vs. Freeze Dryer | Rollitup
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Hobbes
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Check out the CV stainless steel cans - I have 10 x 1 gallon containers, seven full and 3 for my next harvest.
I dont like glass - too afraid of breaking it. The CV cans stack great and you can write on them in permanent marker then wash it off with Iso.
Worth the investment.
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nxsov180db
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Wet cure can be easier but less smell after drying. Lot of posts about lack of smell after dying and almost all of them wet trimmed. 5 gallon buckets with plastic liners for storage.
Roadblock007
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I wonder how a meat curer would go, way cheaper than Cannatrol, you only need to dial in temp and humidity, actually, I might build a box with some controls on it I don't think it would be that hard to do, heater, humidifier and small exhaust fan with a few sensors, I need to do something as trying to dry naturally here is a pain, 15% during the day, 95% at night.
Some like this maybe
Cleaver WEANER Plus Salami Curing Cabinet
Each sleek cabinet is freestanding with tinted, double glazed glass door and pull-out stainless steel shelves. The CLEAVER is equipped with heater, compressor cooling, self-evaporating de-humidification, humidifier and passive air-circulation. Temperature, de-humidification and internal light...
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HydroKid239
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Check this out.mp
I wonder how a meat curer would go, way cheaper than Cannatrol, you only need to dial in temp and humidity, actually, I might build a box with some controls on it I don't think it would be that hard to do, heater, humidifier and small exhaust fan with a few sensors, I need to do something as trying to dry naturally here is a pain, 15% during the day, 95% at night.
Some like this maybe
Cleaver WEANER Plus Salami Curing Cabinet
Each sleek cabinet is freestanding with tinted, double glazed glass door and pull-out stainless steel shelves. The CLEAVER is equipped with heater, compressor cooling, self-evaporating de-humidification, humidifier and passive air-circulation. Temperature, de-humidification and internal light...
Thermoelectric wine cooler drying and curing - DIY
I had read about these for a while before trying, this is not by any means a new idea nor did I come up with the idea. I was tired of over drying and drying too quickly in the winter, then freaking out about mold in the summer. A google search will give lots of other ideas, but I get a lot of...
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Roadblock007
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Good one mate thanks, yeah I can't see the money in what they want for a Cannatrol they want 4k+here.
PopAndSonGrows
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On high volume, just do which is most efficient for you.
Dry trim IMO is better overall bag appeal and easier, but, again, on high volume it just boils down to efficiency. If wet trimming is easier for your operation, do it, you're losing maybe a couple % of bag appeal
Dry trim IMO is better overall bag appeal and easier, but, again, on high volume it just boils down to efficiency. If wet trimming is easier for your operation, do it, you're losing maybe a couple % of bag appeal