[Dirtbag]

I have only trimmed 3 plants so far, and I wet trimmed them, as recommended for a new grower. What is the advantage of the dry trim?

It's actually slightly quicker to trim it dry, and it has better flavor and especially aroma compared to wet trimmed. I remove all the large fan leaves and hang whole branches for around 2 weeks before putting them in rubbermaid totes for another week or so. At that point I remove the buds and dry trim them. I used to wet trim as thats just how it was done around here for ages. But I've since become a hardcore convert to the dry trim..

 

[MIMedGrower]

It's actually slightly quicker to trim it dry, and it has better flavor and especially aroma compared to wet trimmed. I remove all the large fan leaves and hang whole branches for around 2 weeks before putting them in rubbermaid totes for another week or so. At that point I remove the buds and dry trim them. I used to wet trim as thats just how it was done around here for ages. But I've since become a hardcore convert to the dry trim..

I will say its faster to wet trim some leafier strains. But i just cant smear wet buds with scissors after trying dry trim.

Wet trim is for cash crop crews and trim machines.

 

[Dirtbag]

I will say its faster to wet trim some leafier strains. But i just cant smear wet buds with scissors after trying dry trim.

Wet trim is for cash crop crews and trim machines.

I could see that. But leafy strains are in the minority around here.. lol

My LP buddys did tests on it and found dry trimming to be about 10% faster In terms of overall man hours put into harvest from chop to packaging. And they also found a marked increase in the terpenes from dry trimmed bud hang dried on the branch vs wet trimmed and dried on screens. Last I checked they werent sure of the exact science of why, but the test data and payroll doesnt lie.

 

[MIMedGrower]

I could see that. But leafy strains are in the minority around here.. lol

My LP buddys did tests on it and found dry trimming to be about 10% faster In terms of overall man hours put into harvest from chop to packaging. And they also found a marked increase in the terpenes from dry trimmed bud hang dried on the branch vs wet trimmed and dried on screens. Last I checked they werent sure of the exact science of why, but the test data and payroll doesnt lie.

Thats pretty cool. I agree with most plants.