How about trimming..dry or wet?

When do you trim?

Wet makes it much easier, it's a beech when it's dry and the leaves curl.

Wet..fan leaves are a pain to trim when their curled up

Wet or dry is no prob, somewhere in the middle sucks.

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toaster struedel said:

Wet makes it much easier, it's a beech when it's dry and the leaves curl.

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Yes sir. I trim as soon as I chop.

I'll chop and hang her for a bit, then trim before I jar to cure

Dry trim. Usually 7-10 days after chop. Makes for the best dank ever!!! Probably makes for more potent bud too.

Dry... Slower dry on the buds and better taste-flava

What everyone failed to mention is its better to trim dry. Makes for a more quality flower. Does anybody know why?

DSinatra said:

What everyone failed to mention is its better to trim dry. Makes for a more quality flower. Does anybody know why?

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Yea everyone knows why.

a mongo frog said:

Dry trim. Usually 7-10 days after chop. Makes for the best dank ever!!! Probably makes for more potent bud too.

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How so?

bearkat42 said:

How so?

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One reason being one doesn't trim off most of the leaf material that shrinks into the bud while hang drying. Your never going to guess whats on those pretty little leafs. Ive got the proof too if you need, but it gets embarassing to keep showing it and showing it. Makes me look like a show off. But ill tell you right now I'm a very humble and down to earth type of person.

a mongo frog said:

One reason being one doesn't trim off most of the leaf material that shrinks into the bud while hang drying. Your never going to guess whats on those pretty little leafs. Ive got the proof too if you need, but it gets embarassing to keep showing it and showing it. Makes me look like a show off. But ill tell you right now I'm a very humble and down to earth type of person.

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I wasn't being a smart ass. I'was seriously curious. I take my trimmings and make edibles.

I trim the big fans and some of the little ones right away, then hang. The nice sugar leaves, I just trim off the tips that don't have trichomes. Plain leaves dry differently so if you want to hit them later they're easy to spot. Otherwise, that's it. I just trim a bit and hang, then store when ready. You'll find a way that works best for you. After a while, you may even get a little lazy about it.

a mongo frog said:

One reason being one doesn't trim off most of the leaf material that shrinks into the bud while hang drying. Your never going to guess whats on those pretty little leafs. Ive got the proof too if you need, but it gets embarassing to keep showing it and showing it. Makes me look like a show off. But ill tell you right now I'm a very humble and down to earth type of person.

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Thats not why. I'm sure trichs is a decent reason why but why is quality cannabis trimmed when dried and not wet

bearkat42 said:

I wasn't being a smart ass. I'was seriously curious. I take my trimmings and make edibles.

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Also dry trimming makes for bigger yields. Oh Yea @DSinatra your referring to the break down process, keep coming with the questions please.

a mongo frog said:

Also dry trimming makes for bigger yields. Oh Yea @DSinatra your referring to the break down process, keep coming with the questions please.

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Whats break down process?

a mongo frog said:

Also dry trimming makes for bigger yields. Oh Yea @DSinatra your referring to the break down process, keep coming with the questions please.

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And I'm not being a smartass or disrespectful brother by any means if that's what you think I'm doing. I don't know if can't tell if that's sarcasm or serious lol. But ifor thats how you feel I'm not being a smart ass

DSinatra said:

Whats break down process?

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I know your not. I dig the questions. But you are talking about the break down process. THE break down process.............