Trimbag Dry Trimmer New 2018

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Whether you use a trimmer at home or in the field, Trimbag's dry trimmer is ready for action. Here we go into the details of this extremely efficient and affordable weed trimmer. Is The Trimbag Trimmer For You?

Simply start by shaking in a few rotations. De-leaf in up to twenty rotations with the easy-to-use grab handles. Easy to Clean and StoreThe Trimbag is a collapsible, lightweight and blade free bag with the potential to save you a lot of time and money. It can turn a boring, even complex time-consuming manual job of trimming with scissors into a breeze. Any “bonsai scissors” usually work well for trimming. These bonsai pruning shears are popular because they’re cheap, sharp, and spring-loaded. Customized Control- user decides quantity of product per batch, time in use, and number of rotations In practice, I’ve seen a huge variation between growers as far as when they trim. Some growers trim plants immediately after harvest, some trim partway through drying, some trim after buds are totally dry, and some never trim at all. It can also vary with the local weather and even the particular plant. For example, if I had an extremely leafy plant and the humidity was high right as I was harvesting, I may opt to trim the plant before drying to prevent the chance of mold, even though I might normally prefer to trim after. Once you have all of your gear assembled, move onto the steps below when you feel ready. Keep in mind that this can be a lengthy process depending on how much bud you’ve grown. However, any negative feelings you get from the labor of trimming will be far outweighed by all the bud you’ll be drying soon!

The Trimbag will not only carefully trim your favourite flowers but also separate them into two piles of material, once it’s been through the screen. TrimBag leaves you with a trimmed leaf product, waste and de-leafed flowers taking away the tedious task of hand trimming as your product will be trimmed in minutes instead of hours! How the does TrimBag work?

Although these cannabis buds are beautiful and the sugar leaves are absolutely covered in trichomes (so you know they have significant amounts of THC), the buds may possibly be slightly more “harsh” than if all the sugar leaves had been trimmed away. You need a tray to hold your untrimmed buds, one to hold your newly trimmed buds, and the last one to hold your ‘trim’ (the plant matter you cut off the buds). Fiskars scissors are our weapon of choice. The blades are thin and sharp, which makes it easier to get your bud looking perfectly manicured. They also have a built-in spring to automatically open the blades after each snip. That ends up saving a lot of work for your hands by the time you’re done trimming.

Dry Trim is a time-saver. Harvest in minutes instead of hours and still achieve outstanding results with the end-product intact and leaf-free. Of course, you can use anything to keep your separate piles in, but cookie sheets have worked really well for me! Baking sheets work nicely and are cheap, but honestly, any non-absorbent flat surface will work. I like cookie sheets and other wide cooking pans because they have a lip around the edges to help keep everything contained! Use cookie sheets or any clean sizable containers to keep your trimmed weed, untrimmed weed, and trim separate. We offer everything you could possibly want for harvesting at any time of year. Browse our selection of products from harvesting to processing, drying to storage, and everything in between. While looking at these photos, you realize that they look similar to a collapsible laundry basket! Because you've been wondering how the Trim Bag works, let's talk about it now. How do you use the Trim Bag?Fiskars scissors are one of the most popular scissors for trimming buds by hand. They are thin and sharp with a spring to automatically open after each snip. That saves your hands a lot of work over the course of a trim session. These are what I use to trim my buds 🙂 This awesome, innovative dri­y trim­ing sys­tem is per­fect for any grower look­ing to up­grade from scissors wit­out mak­ing a sub­stan­tial invest­ment in an aut­o­matic trimm­ing machi­ne. I noticed that the “dry trim” buds often seem browner as if they’ve been curing for a while. The effect was most pronounced on the leafiest plants, which may have taken a little too long to dry.

If possible, try to use a separate pair, and not the same sharp scissors you plan to use for trimming buds. Some branches are tough enough to destroy a pair of nice scissors in a single harvest. You want sharp scissors for trimming your buds; it will save you so much time! Dry Trim is a super simple and lightweight design. The premium quality, heavy-duty fabric lining with strong military-grade durable zips and mesh for endless trimming action and super easy to clean, guarantees years of trimming action. Long-Lasting You should be left with a branch with trimmed bud on it. Now that you’ve got the hang of it, repeat this process on the remainder of the branches on your cannabis plant!Use cookie sheets or any clean sizable containers to keep your trimmed weed, untrimmed weed, and trim separate. You can use the 4th pan (or a trashcan) to capture the big fan leaves that don’t have trichomes and are often tossed. In some cases, the Trimbag Dry Trimmer won't get you the perfect trim the first time. You can either increase the number of rotations you do or consider using scissors or our new favorite the Cannabrush, to put the final manicure on your flower. Sometimes, it will require cutting off excess stems too. Buy The Trimbag Trimmer At Cannaporium And Change Your Trimming Forever! When cutting off branches to trim, remember to cut them to a comfortable working size. No larger than these two or you’ll probably have a hard time handling them! The whole trimming process can take a while depending on how much you ended up with, but if it’s more than you can do at once, it’s perfectly okay to harvest your plant in stages over a few days. Better Smell– Buds that are trimmed before being going into jars tend to gain a stronger “weed” smell over time. On the flip side, untrimmed buds take on a “planty” hay smell if they’re stored in an airtight container for too long (several weeks to months).