2013 Outdoor BC Grow

flawlesscrew

flawlesscrew

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Not going to use the twister I learned it kills the smell and knocks off lost of that awesome crystal. I will use it on smaller buds and stuff that I let go later in the season
 
ISK

ISK

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have you had issues with deer or rabbits, as I see this year you are using fences and chicken wire.....

on the island the deer are small but have a serious appetite for pot and will jump a fence to pig out, but i'm guessing you are not on the island, as they don't have packrats which was an issue for you last year...any problems with them this year?
 
flawlesscrew

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ISK said:
have you had issues with deer or rabbits, as I see this year you are using fences and chicken wire.....

on the island the deer are small but have a serious appetite for pot and will jump a fence to pig out, but i'm guessing you are not on the island, as they don't have packrats which was an issue for you last year...any problems with them this year?
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Not on the island and Im not using any fences for deer just to keep my dogs out of the grow area. They chew on the cloth pots my dogs keep the animals away. No pack rat issues this year traps and more traps.
 
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flawlesscrew

flawlesscrew

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So I decided to show everyone why not to buy a commercial trimming machine aka the twister2. These are the same strain same plants grown in the exact same condtions. If you want your plants to have any smell they had before harvest the twister will kill all of that. Secondly all the crystal is gone!!! So I had lots of stuff this year and I did all of it by hand in fact I still have 1 more month of trimming by hand and that's just ok with me. The twister came in handy only because mold was bad this year and I had to do one field with it on a neighbours stuff and it was better then a loss. So my advice is if your going to be lazy and want shit product use a commercial trimming machine
 

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jessica d

jessica d

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thank you for honesty. i was gona buy one but couldnt decide. i have used original trim pro for a long time. i was unsure between mean green trimn machine which does it dry or twister wet. anymore research on it gboss?
 
jessica d

jessica d

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any particular model jj? i still have plants in the ground and my hands are ruff so i should shop for one
 
flawlesscrew

flawlesscrew

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It sucks but trim by hand its better. I learned its better to do a great job with less then a shitty job with way more! Quality will trump quantity any day. We spend months growing it only to neglect it at the most important time HARVEST!!!!
 
jessica d

jessica d

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i agree. electric scissor is the route i mit try tho. after 3 months of trimn i get alot of pain in hands and neck i must speed it up. thanks flawless for the info saved me $.
 
flawlesscrew

flawlesscrew

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jessica d said:
i agree. electric scissor is the route i mit try tho. after 3 months of trimn i get alot of pain in hands and neck i must speed it up. thanks flawless for the info saved me $.
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Your welcome I have hand issues as well thanks to trimming for a couple months. But when people are happy with your work you will be glad you did it. I do have a friend who used elec scissors and he likes them. What I have found is if you let the plants dry out while hanging you can just use rubber gloves and gently brush off the brittle leaves. I can trim 2 lbs in 10 hours with scissors and I can do just over 3 lbs this way. Easier on your hand and you go threw the stuff fast!
 
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