[MeanGreen420]

What are people using these days for machines or products to trim there bud. Something that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg that’s simple.

 

[Dirtbag]

Scissors are my go-to. But you can buy inexpensive manual crank bowl trimmers that work well for cleaning up smalls and popcorn.

 

[One drop]

My vivosun and trim bin I liked the personal touch tried a machine once didn’t like the out come , staying with system , Od .

 

[Dr.B]

Scissors. Very cost effective.

 

[One drop]

It dose depend on big crop or small crop like the big players , if your doing pounds n pounds then yes spend up big make the crops pay for the machine . Od .

 

[Dr.B]

It dose depend on big crop or small crop like the big players , if your doing pounds n pounds then yes spend up big make the crops pay for the machine . Od .

I never do much more than a pound a shot.

 

[Dirtbag]

It dose depend on big crop or small crop like the big players , if your doing pounds n pounds then yes spend up big make the crops pay for the machine . Od .

Yes and no. Properly grown pot is easy to trim if you limit the amount of larf and smalls that develop. My buddy's LP crops out thousands of pounds a year and they hand trim all of it. No shortcuts to quality.

 

[growsince79]

Yes and no. Properly grown pot is easy to trim if you limit the amount of larf and smalls that develop. My buddy's LP crops out thousands of pounds a year and they hand trim all of it. No shortcuts to quality.

Agree. I'm almost blind and can't use scissors much anymore. Ilet the buds dry to the point that I just use my fingers now.

 

[One drop]

Agree. I'm almost blind and can't use scissors much anymore. Ilet the buds dry to the point that I just use my fingers now.

Yep I do same normally but this round I'm going to de leaf and larf for my dog her hip isn't good but with the leaf n larf I give her good relief . She loves her dinner time hit of green . Od bush doctor .