where to check trichromes to decide harvest?

Thundercat

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I've just been really unhappy with the quality of the steel in my cheap trimmers. I can't say I've tried the Fiskars though. The cheap ones just won't hold an edge for shit and I'm a blade nut, I know how to sharpen stuff the right way. The spring for me is an issue because of my medical problems, having to constantly squeeze it I think causes more work than having it return the handle helps but I'll find out once I start using them I'm sure. I'm hoping the extra sharp blade will reduce the pressure needed to cut and therefore reduce the overall effort needed to finish the job. For a difference of 20 bucks between these and the El cheapos I usually get that break the springs every two harvests I'm betting they're worth it. If not they'll be good for the roses :mrgreen:
The “Chikkas” will be way better then cheap shears. They are great shears for sure. Some of the cheap ones have overly strong springs as well. I legitimately only like Fiskers for spring shears, I had the same one xtsho posted. Great steel that I never had go dull or need to be sharpened, and they trimmed many pounds every year for over 10 years.
 

calvin.m16

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Can you explain this joke please?
Pre-flowering will occur in veg sometimes where the buds even start to form trichomes and pistils. It's possible these genetics have a ruderalis crossed into them causing the onset of flowering under even 18+ hours of daily light.
 
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