ttystikk
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No, just the whole state of Colorado.
Wet trim stink and quality loss?
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a mongo frog
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You don't though.
ttystikk
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I do.
Alienwidow
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Mines for sale right now. I could not get a good smell out of any strain really with a tumble trimmer. It always had a hay smell in the background. Im thinking about some bonzai hero trimmers but ill probably just keep hanging plants and rehydrating after theyre too dry. The smell that comes back is way better than the smell from tumbled plants in my opinion. even the bonzai heros will only do about 2.5 lbs a day per unit. Or what dries to 2.5 lbs. its a little faster than dry trim but you have to be able to take down a plant a day and not all at once. They also make dry trimmers that tumble.
patrickkawi37
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How does the state of Colorado get its turkey bags to stink as much as dry trimmers
a mongo frog
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What humidity percentage are you going into turkey at?
ttystikk
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Quality product? Is a pretty competitive market here. Second rate shit don't make it.
patrickkawi37
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I'm getting top numbers in SoCal . I'd say it's top notch . Only thing I lack is the punch you in the face smell. It's loud.. But it's not dry trim Loud in the turkey
patrickkawi37
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55-62 ish I think. i definitely make sure it's dry enough before it goes into bags. I've fucked that up a few times when I started . Do you think sweating them out in paper bags or cardboard boxes helps ?
a mongo frog
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I don't know if it helps. but i go into paper for the first 3 days for 24 hours at 63% humidity. But our styles of drying and haircutting are different.
MrStickyScissors
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I hate trimming it wet. I always dry trim to get that danky smell
stutter415
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trimming dry doesn't disturb trichomes is what i found out then trimming wet
MrStickyScissors
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one thing that i have noticed for sure is if you have allergies triming wet is way better.
qwizoking
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thats because dude above you is actually wrong.
i know people who have serious reactions when dry sifting or messing with very dry bud.
the cystolithic hairs and oxalate crystals break off
"Even a small dose of calcium oxalate is enough to cause intense sensations of burning in the mouth and throat, swelling, and choking that could last for up to two weeks.[6] In greater doses it can cause severe digestive upset, breathing difficulties, coma or even death. Recovery from severe oxalate poisoning is possible, although permanent liver and kidney damage might have occurred by this time.
The stalks of plants in the Dieffenbachiagenus produce the most severe oxalate reactions. The needle-like oxalate crystals produce pain and swelling when they contact lips, tongue, oral mucosa, conjunctiva, or skin. Edemaprimarily is due to direct trauma from the needle-like crystals"
noted in all members of the cannabaceae family.
there is no scientific or logic behind dry trimming.. just isnt. not trying to talk down or anything. the trichs become more brittle and snap when dry.
i know people who have serious reactions when dry sifting or messing with very dry bud.
the cystolithic hairs and oxalate crystals break off
"Even a small dose of calcium oxalate is enough to cause intense sensations of burning in the mouth and throat, swelling, and choking that could last for up to two weeks.[6] In greater doses it can cause severe digestive upset, breathing difficulties, coma or even death. Recovery from severe oxalate poisoning is possible, although permanent liver and kidney damage might have occurred by this time.
The stalks of plants in the Dieffenbachiagenus produce the most severe oxalate reactions. The needle-like oxalate crystals produce pain and swelling when they contact lips, tongue, oral mucosa, conjunctiva, or skin. Edemaprimarily is due to direct trauma from the needle-like crystals"
noted in all members of the cannabaceae family.
there is no scientific or logic behind dry trimming.. just isnt. not trying to talk down or anything. the trichs become more brittle and snap when dry.
a mongo frog
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How dry are you talking about? Most people dry trimming decent amounts are not waiting for the flowers to be totally dry. One starts dry trimming on the 63 percent humidity side, Then by the time him/her is down to the last few days of trimming their down to 60 percent humidity. And ready for storage or some say curing. Would you say 60 percent humidity is too dry that resin glands are braking off? Totally respect your input as I've seen you go over this subject in the past.thats because dude above you is actually wrong.
i know people who have serious reactions when dry sifting or messing with very dry bud.
the cystolithic hairs and oxalate crystals break off
"Even a small dose of calcium oxalate is enough to cause intense sensations of burning in the mouth and throat, swelling, and choking that could last for up to two weeks.[6] In greater doses it can cause severe digestive upset, breathing difficulties, coma or even death. Recovery from severe oxalate poisoning is possible, although permanent liver and kidney damage might have occurred by this time.
The stalks of plants in the Dieffenbachiagenus produce the most severe oxalate reactions. The needle-like oxalate crystals produce pain and swelling when they contact lips, tongue, oral mucosa, conjunctiva, or skin. Edemaprimarily is due to direct trauma from the needle-like crystals"
noted in all members of the cannabaceae family.
there is no scientific or logic behind dry trimming.. just isnt. not trying to talk down or anything. the trichs become more brittle and snap when dry.
Alienwidow
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That funny because in my experience wet trimming makes my allergies act up wayyy more than dry trimming. But i get minor skin irritation from dry trimming (simple redness and a little itchy)
stutter415
Member
i've trimmed the same strains wet and dry the dry came out way better in look smell and tastethats because dude above you is actually wrong.
i know people who have serious reactions when dry sifting or messing with very dry bud.
the cystolithic hairs and oxalate crystals break off
"Even a small dose of calcium oxalate is enough to cause intense sensations of burning in the mouth and throat, swelling, and choking that could last for up to two weeks.[6] In greater doses it can cause severe digestive upset, breathing difficulties, coma or even death. Recovery from severe oxalate poisoning is possible, although permanent liver and kidney damage might have occurred by this time.
The stalks of plants in the Dieffenbachiagenus produce the most severe oxalate reactions. The needle-like oxalate crystals produce pain and swelling when they contact lips, tongue, oral mucosa, conjunctiva, or skin. Edemaprimarily is due to direct trauma from the needle-like crystals"
noted in all members of the cannabaceae family.
there is no scientific or logic behind dry trimming.. just isnt. not trying to talk down or anything. the trichs become more brittle and snap when dry.
MrStickyScissors
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Last crop I ended up in the hospital with a breathing treatment and steroid injections. I have to wear a painters mask when I trim. It really fucks me up. seems like I breath in more of the particles when its dry.
Alienwidow
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I was working with a guy a few weeks ago before christmas who had to wear a mask wet trimming. Asthma i believe. Im glad i dont have to wear one of those, they look uncomfortable to work in.
MrStickyScissors
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they are very uncomfortable and i usually end uo doing a line of meth and taking the mask off lolI was working with a guy a few weeks ago before christmas who had to wear a mask wet trimming. Asthma i believe. Im glad i dont have to wear one of those, they look uncomfortable to work in.