What exactly do you want to trim off your buds?
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LinguaPeel
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Trimming has no purpose. Youre gonna break the bud down eventually anyway, just wait till then.
HFMedicinials
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Trimming can be critical depending on your drying method. Leaving more material on is sometimes advised if you’re in a very dry climate or your drying process is below say 40% RH. THe extra plant material helps add moisture and increases humidity slightly allowing for a slower dry.
If you’re in a high humidity area when drying, you’ll want to remove foliage to help prevent moisture build up and molding.
If you’re in a high humidity area when drying, you’ll want to remove foliage to help prevent moisture build up and molding.
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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This done all the work 4 me Cheers
TheDifferenceX
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I only grow for my own consumption, so I don't really care about leaves.
I trim the sugar leaves until the bud has some shape to it, but I don't dig into the bud and remove leaves at the stem.
I trim the sugar leaves until the bud has some shape to it, but I don't dig into the bud and remove leaves at the stem.
jtrizzy
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I concur. I grow for myself so bag appeal is not important. I trim to shape it up but mainly to make some bubble hash
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