Imo its significantly easier to wet trim and you end up with better looking nugs. If you trim tight when wet, they usually dry to magazine cover worthy appearance. Dry trimming will usually crumble more than cut.
The only time I will dry trim is maybe during winter months. Leaving leaves through drying period seems to slow drying period a little.
Just trimmed and weighed them. wet weight is 548 grams. Not sure what I’ll get dry. How much do u guys think I’ll have? Not the prettiest but they are frosty and from the samples I’ve tried, it’s really good lol just did a bud wash and hanging with a fan blowing on them before I put them in the tent to dry. For a first grow many mistakes were made but I’m hoping second grow goes better. Couldn’t do this without u guys. Thanks! @Bulldognuts@Dbpooper@GreenFlex@Nicky@Not2SureYet@Covertgrower@repins12@OlyBoy98503@CoyoteCody@MrPeat
I think 70 f is the lowest I could get it to. Got the ac running 24/7 in the bedroom. I could put my small dehumidifier in the tent if I need to. How long should I aim to dry for?
I jar them when smaller stems aren’t pliable anymore. They don’t need to break, but shouldn’t spring back to normal when bent. Then I put small hygrometer in jars with buds and monitor rh from there.
You want slow dry if you can, like 7-10 days. But you rather jar them earlier than that instead of over drying. If you jar them too early its easy to just dump the jars out and let the buds breath. Over drying you are kinda stuck with what you have.
They will lose up to 70% of their wet weight when dried and cured. You will still have some sweet bud you grew yourself regardless of the amount. Great job