Dry Trimming Cannabis Plant Material

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1. This dude had to grow weed so people would hang out with him !! Bahahah

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2. I'll always dry trim I hang the whole plant upside down in my dry room for about 10 days then they come down until they reach 14 days then I trim them properly

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3. Ive done both and dry trim is the only true way to get the best flavour out of your herb.
   Wet trimming leaves the plant covered with chlorophyll residue i always feel.
   Dry trim with all leaves left on just feels right to me. Maybe take a few fans leaves off but leaves the sugar leaves etc.

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4. I’m ready for my harvest but I smoked all the baby sugar leaves and all ain’t wasting my hard work, my baby is

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5. thank you for all the informative content; it is incredibly helpful. I have one question: should you always hang the branches when dry trimming? Or can you also put them in a drying rack with layered nets? Would the latter damage the trichomes because it comes into contact with a surface? Not to mention that you'd have to flip the buds so they wouldn't get flat?

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6. For dry trimming i heard cut and hang entire plant. But i see branches individually hung to dry. Is one way better then the other?

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7. dry trimming is so frustrating I just did a dry trim so am going just stick to small plants max 3 plants at a time

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8. Why don't you show how it's done instead of BS

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9. Thanks for your videos!

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10. Who else heard Tobacco University

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11. I do both. A partial wet trim to remove all fan leaves with no trichomes. Then dry trim when it’s ready to be cured. Longer dry / cure is better correct?

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12. Wet rimming

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13. Great vidyas!

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14. CHEERZ RESPECT

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