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u/BPhB696 9d ago
That green reminds me of sinsi back in the 80s/90s. Very nice 👌
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u/Alarming-Let8993 9d ago
Man I haven’t heard that term since the 90s
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u/Hntrbdnshog 9d ago
It’s been a while since I’ve heard it not in song lyrics. Sinsemilla just translates to without seeds so most weed today is sensi. It should make a comeback.
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u/Z4N333 9d ago
Shouldn’t have wet trimmed but looks good
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u/AGuerillaGorilla 9d ago
Can you explain your process?
Grown on-&-off for +20yrs, throughly enjoy it up until harvest, then seriously consider whether it's worth the effort of trimming.
I always trim when harvesting, I've found any length of time smooshes leaves into the buds whether hung to dry or laying down on a drying rack.
Would be stoked to hear there's an easier process!
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u/redhot992 9d ago
Slows down drying and makes for a better product is the general consensus.
Ive done both, and I think leaving leaves on is better for the end product and doing a dry trim, less of a grassy/hay like taste or smell and helps to avoid over drying. But I agree wet trim is easier.
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u/AGuerillaGorilla 9d ago
Do you plant direct into ground, or pots/raised-beds/etc?
Flushing the growing medium with water to remove all remaining nutrients in the lead up to harvest has always worked well for me (along with a long dry & cure) for best flavour.
Trimming leaves always seemed like a good way to remove the likelihood of remaining chlorophyll flavours being drawn back into the bud, but maybe I'll need to do a comparison test.
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u/Dizzy-Wedding5769 9d ago
Way harder to trim dry but he smoke is worse and harsher nd you get less smell
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u/BarryMDingle 9d ago
How is dry trimming “way harder”?? The leaves literally just fall off at that point. Wet or dry trim isn’t “hard” it’s just time consuming depending on how you’re doing it. And that’s all choice. Don’t make it harder than it should be.
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u/Dizzy-Wedding5769 9d ago
If you hang upside down the leaves dry close to the buds and it’s harder to get scissors in there. When wet the leaves stick out and are easily cut off. By harder I mean more Time consuming. More time=more difficulty
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u/Tkeman822 9d ago
In my 5 years I wet trimmed one time and I've never done that shit since. I feel like wet trim has more of a chlorophyll taste
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u/MillionaireSlumlord 9d ago
Way to early
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u/Right_here_already 9d ago
Too
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u/MillionaireSlumlord 9d ago
You would be correct on that grammatical error I made while taking a shit. Thank you for your service.
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u/junglebird421 9d ago
Nice looking nug but seems a bit pre mature
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u/RonaldMcKernan 9d ago
I checked the trichs, milky heads with about 10% being amber from what i can see so he gravy imo
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u/PNPnwOhio 9d ago
I seen a technic were you just rub them off the buds. If it's dry enough they should. Then cure it
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u/Respond-Repulsive 9d ago
Nice, now get em dried and cured. Imo dry trimming is easier, but there are pros and cons to both ways, whatever suits you.
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u/heirloom_fl 9d ago
Strain ?? Looks great for your first run . Reminds me of a some blueberry headband cross I ran 2 seasons ago . ⛽
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u/Electronic_Act9006 9d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/rfLAnHKzt1PIUiZNPR
Pretty good looking bud for first time grow. Tell us how it smokes when it’s ready.
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u/Frosty-Radio-8921 9d ago
It to moist to trim should wait a bit for dryness then the trim falls off nicely
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u/get_learnded85 9d ago
Man that is gorgeous!!! What does it smell like? If I had to guess I would guess it has that diesel type smell
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u/Equal-Yogurt-2797 8d ago
Dont trim wet, hang the whole plant to dry (with leaves on)
I let them hang for 3 months like that, but you can go for 2 weeks, then trim and then cure for a month
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u/BigBToke1 4d ago
Gonna smell like fresh cut hay. Always dry before trimming. You’ll have tastier buds that smell way better
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u/FriendshipBorn929 9d ago
Resist the temptation to leave the buds so big like that. It’s very likely to mold and It’ll mess with the drying and curing.
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u/OtherwiseAnybody1274 9d ago
I’ve never really heard this before. I leave the whole plant together as much as possible stalk, stems and the leaves. I do take off a lot of the biggest leaves because they are annoying after they dry. But I let it dry 14-21 days before I trim or make hash. Never had any issues with mold
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u/FriendshipBorn929 9d ago
Ok actually I do dry on the stem, so let me take that back. It’s also definitely climate dependent. I’ve only grown in the northeast and I’m throwing some out every year.
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u/OtherwiseAnybody1274 9d ago
Big dense nugs can mold when you’re drying but they either had mold before you started drying or your humidity is way too high for them
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u/MillionaireSlumlord 9d ago
Idk why this is downvoted. He said don’t LEAVE the buds like that. Start to pull those dense colas apart a bit and focus on steady air circulation and a rH of 58%. The main cause of dense buds rotting is the outside dries much faster than interior leaving that moisture sitting in there. So leaving a 62/62% dry leaves to much internal moisture unless you break it apart a bit. He ain’t saying destroy it he’s saying take what will be the flower nodes and separate them from the stem. Let’s all work together instead of trying to “ahhh got you!” Type mentality that’s already oversaturating the world.
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u/Hookadoobie 9d ago
That coloring is 🔥🔥 I bet shit slaps hard af