sixstring
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trimpro xlWhat kind is it?
Shudda let me know....whatch gotta have fer it?trimpro xl
Heheheit makes yields go down a good 30 to 40 %....but then theres lots of trim for butter lol.i think they call it trimpro cause once you use it a few times you will be a pro at getting rid of all your extra trim hahaha
Did u buy direct from neo farms?
ALWAYS stop what I am doing to chase a SKIRT.Hes probly out chubby chasin
May i ask if u talked to anyone on the phone or ordered via dialup haha?Yes, bought from them and got the 2 # unit..
So, the problem w it is it takes too much usable material off?tryin to sell it locally cause i really dont want to ship this big ass boat anchor lol.we keep thinking once i get my new shop done and change up some shit with my grow style we might give it another go with just larger buds.but idk the more i think about it the more pissed off i get lol
how does wet trimming destroy product? i always wonder how many frosty trichs will fall off a dry bud thats tumbling in a machine.we trim wet,and both of us hold the buds very ginger by the stem while working,i just dont see how any machine could do it better.fyi i have a trim machine been sitting here collecting dust cause the first time we used it my patients asked what i did different lol.
Dude sed the trick is to have the right moisture content. Crispy leaves and somewhat moist flowersWhat I mean was when I use my SpinPro bowl to trim and hang in nets..
Product was commercial grade, shit. and coincidentally, about the same as I see in the colorado retails shops.
However, when I hang 7 days, trim by hand.. the product is awesome, frosty and amazing bag appeal.
My hope, is the TrimPal, will be gentle on my 7 day hang product, as to not have to hand trim and still have a kick ass final product..
Just my experience and will know more once I have some batches run through it..
yeah it pretty much beats the hell out of big buds and makes the smaller ones disappear into the bottom side lol.i would think any of them will turn smaller nugs into trim wet or dry.maybe not though.just seems like any time someone here gets one or talks about it,you dont here much about it afterwards.So, the problem w it is it takes too much usable material off?
just dial up.May i ask if u talked to anyone on the phone or ordered via dialup haha?
Thats what made me opt fer the trimpal. It SEEMS like its a lot more gentle not only bcuz it turns real slow but also because there are no blades. Its more of a pulling motion...thats what she sedyeah it pretty much beats the hell out of big buds and makes the smaller ones disappear into the bottom side lol.i would think any of them will turn smaller nugs into trim wet or dry.maybe not though.just seems like any time someone here gets one or talks about it,you dont here much about it afterwards.
Dude sed the trick is to have the right moisture content. Crispy leaves and somewhat moist flowers
Shoulda called they mighta played ball a liljust dial up.
my wife can trim a # in about 6 to 7 hours strain depending and if i help it cuts it in half.so thats like 575 bucks an hour to hand trim lol.we remind ourselves of that and it makes it less of a burden :)
According to my estimation, I may save 30-50 hours a month.. SWEET>
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