Dry Trimming Is Recommended For Most Growers For These Three Reasons.

 There are new dry trimmers on the market. If you insist on trimming by machine, you may now get dry-trimming devices that will make your life easier. Because you're using a machine, you no longer have to trim wet.

Many growers seek well-manicured, hand-trimmed blooms for maximum aesthetic appeal. You'll also need to begin employing laborers as your harvests increase in size. Your employees' weight loss is a good indicator of how much you should compensate them. As a result, dry Curved Bud Trimming Scissors are necessary to distinguish between weight lost during cutting and weight loss as a result of plant materials drying out.

You don't want to trim your plants when they're still moist, as this can cause the bud to grow malformed. Because plants are softer when wet, lying them on their side will most likely cause the side facing down to flatten. Similarly, as they dry, some strains can take on a variety of colors. Because there is less foliage to dry, wet cutting often speeds up the drying process of buds. When working in a low-humidity environment, you'll want to dry trim. If you're curing before trimming with Trimming Cannabis Scissors, the extra leaves will help shield your nuggets from drying out and curing damage during the process.

The Most Effective Bud-Trimming Instruments

To cut through the plant's stiff stalks and branches, you'll need big pruning shears.

For pruning buds and the smaller leaves surrounding buds, you'll need a pair of sharp scissors like the Fiskars Softgrip Micro-Tip Pruning Snip.

A pair of gloves can help keep your hands clean and prevent sticky resin from getting all over them while you're working with your buds.

The resin may be removed from your hands, tools, and workspace using rubbing alcohol.

We recommend Harvest More's Trim Bin as the best container for your  Bud Trimming Scissors, but you may also use cooking pans or bowls. The branches you remove, the buds you trim to their final length, and any additional trimmings you remove will all require their containers, so make sure to have plenty on hand.