Ch_2020
February 16, 2021, 2:28am
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I have 3 WWA they grew very tall and the top buds are ripe and I want to remove them. this is 1st grow and need a little steps on how to cut, trim and dry especially.
I have looked at other post but they did not answer the q. please and ty
There are lots of great posts regarding harvesting in stages, as well as posts about various trim techniques. What specific info are you looking for?
PP3121
February 16, 2021, 2:14pm
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Read through this. Pretty much runs you through every phase. Scroll down to “Harvest & Manicure” and read from there.
This should help. @Whyteboy1994
A common misconception of marijuana cultivation, especially among first-time growers, is that harvest time is like gym class in grade school—it’s still a class you have to go to but it requires less thought and more fun than an actual science class. Unfortunately, underestimating the final phases of a grow operation can be a very costly mistake when it comes down to grading the outcome of your buds.
Fatal errors in areas such as flushing, cutting and curing buds…
Best of luck.
PP3121
February 16, 2021, 2:39pm
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Ah, this was the one I was looking for!
Enjoy the reading!
When you have determined that the clear, cloudy, amber % of trichomes is to your liking; It is time to harvest.
First, you take all big fan leaves off and cut the secondary stems off, and hang stems on a wire in a cool dark place with a gentle breeze provided by an oscillating fan. You want the temps around 70, and the humidity around 50-60%. Do not blow fan directly onto plants or the outside of the buds will dry too fast.
After a week or 2 depending on the humidity levels in your harvest s…
Ch_2020
February 16, 2021, 3:32pm
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First grow so learning! There is so many different ways to do it I’m terrified so I come to where everyone is so helpful! After I get technique of something I completely understand and good! I’ll read the post below and hopefully that will help!
Ty
Always checj the GROwfaqs section if you have an issue or want to l;earn basic techniques.
glad you got help. Noth topics are good.