Tools for Harvest, Trim, Dry, and Cure!

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[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

What tools do you use for harvesting, trimming, drying, and curing?

[@savvygames5474]

I use all the tools in the thumbnail lol

[@kimtocker1667]

My jewellers loop doesn't have a light so I get my husband to shine his torch light on his phone on the plant so I can see! I totally love my orange Fiskas for trimming.

[@kreparAZ]

medicinal herbs are a requirement for trimming lol

[@618NoRRiS024]

Orange fiskers. Trim bin. Few doobs And watching any new canna content on youtube I can

[@zeromitch8792]

Grove bags and jars for curing just depends what i have.

[@romanreckless8263]

I scrape most of the "scissor hash" off and keep it... and i put my disposable gloves in the freezer, and the "finger hash" just comes right off.. it's a tasty hash... has plant material in it , but is a good topper .. or even in a bong.

[@porkrollontoast8870]

the glove in freezer genius

[@sadhu7191]

I did not know this my first time. Its like an early treat for trimming

[@sadhu7191]

I dont use gloves just run fingers through hair and use it like pomade

[@jaberwoky_]

@@sadhu7191 Works great when you’re in a tight spot. 😄

[@jaberwoky_]

I never use gloves and by the time I’ve cleaned a plant, I’m pretty much gonzo. It helps break the monotony of trim jail. 😄

[@zman357]

I find myself hitting the like button before watching the video. Haven’t regretted it yet. Outstanding.

[@gummo3873]

I do the same 👍 🙂

[@jaberwoky_]

Me too - this is one of my favourite channels. There are fewer these days. I was happy to hear Chris mention Pigeons 420 - was wondering how he was doing. I’ll check that link later.

[@northwestjay8863]

Curing is a science for sure. Great info man 👊🏼

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

I agree! Thanks for stopping by man. We got to link up again soon to catch up

[@emiliodankstavez8667]

Do u think if u have a longer dry period you have a shorter cure period? I’ve found the long I dry the less I have to burp once jarred…. I dry in a tent as close to 60% rh and 60°F for at least 2 weeks. I find wen I jar em I only burp like once a week and the terps are slamming right away

[@growshack9067]

@@emiliodankstavez8667 yep. Exactly

[@normagee]

i got 2 pair of fiskers micro tip prunning snips with soft grip non stick blades , got a pack of 2 shipped from USA & cost me £21GBP now thats good value & they are amazing

[@joeborovina4769]

If you are old and blind you already know how to take a picture and enlarge ! Love your channel ,and loved your book . thank you ...

[@thefoundimage]

Perfect timing!!! First time grower a week or two away from harvest. Thanks for your videos over the years.

[@rayrayfad3654]

I use a digital microscope to check my plant’s color, trichome production. It has Bluetooth and goes with the Max-See app, so I can use iPad to view and take pics. Run around thirty bones or clams. Really fun!

[@ChrisB-zx4in]

Curve tip helps with getting the sugar leaf stem within the buds and going along the shape of you bud. if your on a budget and only getting 1 pair id go curved IMO

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

Such a great point! It helps so much in those ways 🌱

[@cheiftain732]

Those shears are great full plant hang

[@growshack9067]

I'm an artist with plain old orange spring action fiskars.

[@tgitsmydad2156]

If you have a jewelers loupe and want a close up snap shot without cutting the plant or buying another attachment. You can hold the large 30× lens directly on top of the camera on your phone and take a photo. You can get really close up zoomed up to 100× with this method and all without trimming or buying any new equipment. Just a helpful tip.

[@daddyissues2962]

Curve tip are the best they curve around the bud and get right in there it really speeds things up once ya get use to them.

[@hydrawindletsplays5300]

Thank you for the phone tip works better than my loupe and I can actually see more . Pro photo mode worked great for me

[@comfortablynumb9342]

I like bonsai scissors for lots of jobs on all kinds of plants. Lots of bonsai tools are useful. Bonsai branch cutters make a concave cut that heals better than regular scissors or garden shears and they're good for any plant. Small bonsai scissors are my favorite for trimming because they have fine points and they're made to be precise. They're like the happy hydro scissors you showed but all metal with no spring. They can be sharpened too.

[@traviswiebe8679]

I dig the bonsai cutters for sure.

[@superiorsmoker]

PERFECT TIMING!!! I swear to God i searched your channel for harvest equipment earlier today, specifically to send you the biz since im already purchasing it, and you just posted this! Awesome man thanks! Using your code forshizzle👍🏼👍🏼

[@bearfamilycanna]

I've used/tried almost everything on this list...only thing I would add is the Trim Bin and Boveda 62%'s. Excellent video Sir!

[@cheiftain732]

Im only waiting to see if thats a little temp and rh meter for jars. I want to get the perfect numbers

[@cheiftain732]

@@5starreactionsi never used them because i only know bovida pack numbers and those are cigar packs. I got a 60 60% number same as drying

[@cheiftain732]

@@5starreactions im not doubting i just never knew the target number . Its at 59 and only in lol

[@cheiftain732]

@@5starreactions 60

[@jaberwoky_]

Boveda is great but holy - so expensive. Last year I had 40 masons in long term storage and figure that once they're in 1.9 litre masons, they're not going to get any drier unless I open them up. So ya, I use Boveda but only in my smaller in-use jars.

[@robertm8491]

For the fine trim, I find the magnifying lens lamps like you use in a workshop in conjunction with bonsai shears lets you trim very precisely. For the magnification, a USB microscope only costs $20 and you can use it right on the plant and take the photos too. And of course, humidity packs for jarring.

[@sadhu7191]

I use fresher bud as humidity pack for dryer bud. They stabilize each other over 2 weeks.

[@northerngrower-my7wb]

Use jewelers loop on back of phone will give u a microscopic view of trichomes

[@ZoltrixGrower]

Good list man. Along with those I use a trim bin, alcohol for cleaning and last Christmas I got a bowl trimmer and while the buds don't look as nice vs hand trimming it has saved me countless hours trimming. Hand trim those unicorns though!

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

I do the same bro

[@sadhu7191]

I bet in 10 years they will have an auto trimmer that is just like hand trimming to help older folks. I am 27 and trimming is harsh, have to stretch every 5 mins

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

@@sadhu7191 yes we have all sorts of trimming tools now it's just finding the right type so your not knocking of half your tricomes

[@1freexp511]

First of all this guys book is my favorite book to reference whenever I have a problem with my garden. Second if you are going to go big on a light (the most expensive and important part of your garden) go AMERICAN or rep your country I guarantee the quality will be 10x better. Mars and Vivo are the Wal-Mart of gardening.

[@phamilypharms9336]

#HLG

[@patrey6797]

One tool for the main is a PVC pipe cutter($13 Home Depot), it has a ratcheting mechanism that makes it cut like butter. On Amazon($30) there is a wireless temp/humidity gauge that has 3 remote sensors plus it reads the room temp/humidity. The new Fiskers have black blades which is a non stick coating. Take a nip to look at a different place because some of the lights can make them look ripe early.

[@growshack9067]

Inkbird are 👍

[@jimbrew5060]

This mans videos are great

[@RustyNipples]

I have a small digital camera with microscope function. I can take pictures of the Buds and zoom in on the pic's to see the changes in the Tricomes. Plus I have a record of the progress. I have the Govee temp & humidity sensor. It has a display and also sends wirelessly to an app and tracks on a graph just like the sensor push but at less than half the price.

[@toodull3814]

Thank you for being one of the least dumb stoner types of KZbin creators. Awesome stuff, thank you for the help.

[@woodbox50]

Really like your content, just saw another video of yours “5 tips on growing” I think, you did over a year ago and had miss it recently and now this one. Thanks for your work.

[@zeromitch8792]

grove bags work good for curing

[@JoeyPeeps157]

3 more weeks for me until harvest. I always listen to Mr. Grow It, Pigeons and Rob, the guys on “From the Stash”!🤙🏼

[@donaldblunt3583]

I add in a little head lamp, scissor scrubber, trim bin is essential. You get so much dry sift. I don’t know what my trimmer brand is, but they have red handles. And they have all writing in Chinese. I’ve used them all. They are by far the best

[@r1johnny]

Hey Chris. This was a Very good vid. I picked up a number of tips from it. Thanks very much. One suggestion if I may, in the tricome inspection section I might have added comment on the digital USB handheld microscope. Just a thought.

[@GardenTalkwithMrGrowIt]

Yesssssss! Great call out! Thanks for bringing that up

[@benthriftin7284]

With the spring loaded trimmers. I take a rubber band and wrap it around the handles where it keeps it from opening over half way. Has saved my hands a bit. Also those hygrometers vary widely. I have some that'll say 65 and others that'll be at 45. Had To use my sling psychrometer to figure out which ones were close or way off.

[@tgitsmydad2156]

A tip on trimming the nonstick AC infinity or even better nonstick fiskars are great but over time they will start to loss the nonstick coating. So keep a towel and bottle of alcohol 70% on hand to clean them between buds.

[@anthonyfaiell3263]

I was gonna say this, but figured someone already did. Alas, here it is lol.

[@jonsimas7972]

I've been growing for a few now and I've learned so much from you and your posse. Thanks for being so cool

[@davidminter2911]

Bonsai tools work great.

[@chronicalcultivation]

Fiskars micro-tip pruning snips are by far the best I've personally tried. I've heard from others the best best are made by Chikamasa, however. Have had the same HappyHydro loupe for years and it's done very well. The Carson pocket microscope, I own as well, but it never gets any use.. lastly, the TrimBin is kinda overpriced for what it is but super useful and I love mine

[@seankraus5246]

trim bins are nice or even a wide shallow tote or cardboard beer flat. good lighting, music, a great seat and good posture with frequent short breaks all help with a long day of trimming. also pre meal prep wont want to cook after 8 hrs of trimming and taking care of ur self will help with quality and quantaty of trim. most of all if its a huge job dont keep looking at how much u have to go just take managble hunks at a time helps with head space i find. good luck all.

[@dboy757a]

Of all the weed gurus I've been studying on YT, You are by far the best! Where in your grow room or tent do you place the humidifier?

[@sadhu7191]

So it can push fresh air and circulate in room. I aim fan up pushing mist up

[@sadhu7191]

Not blowing on plants though

[@TheShleafHerder]

Gotta keep the content flowing, good drop

[@cabbage3037]

A budget version of the sensor push are the govee monitors, they also have an app with all those features you mentioned. For the same price you can have 3-5 spots to take readings vs just the 1. They don't have VPD built in but that's the only missing thing. They seem pretty accurate, you get what you pay for of course but with more than 1 you can take averages. Working great for me.

[@donaldblunt3583]

I love those things. So good and affordable

[@geraldblount4159]

Cheap for me thanks alternate can be pretty good when you're on a budget thank you

[@NN-si6cl]

First time hearing about the sensor push so thanks for that tip. Sounds like much better value over the Pulse.

[@Crazypug-eh7xi]

Always dropping gems, thanks Chris

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

I love my mars hydro TS3000W have 2 of them on a light conveyor to move the lights across my entire 4X8 tent ⛺😀

[@jaberwoky_]

Mars gets dissed on most channels but I've grown some pretty good bud under them. I started with the old purple lights but now have four TS1000's. My grow box gets used year round - I start my outdoor plants early spring and use the box to dry and even cook in it. I like having a few plants during the winter months just for fun.

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

@@jaberwoky_ yes they're definitely all bang for your buck 👏. Considering I managed myself a wonderful start with those things 😀

[@jaberwoky_]

@@robertthegrowguy7115 I built my box with plywood and 2x4 and it’s pretty much 2 feet by four feet. Very stealthy as if it mattered. Looks like an upright freezer. My carbon filter exhausts outside and two TX1000 are perfect for the size. I’ve done a small screen of green but last year, two in canvas bags. I just harvested a Cinderella 99 clone that was given to me in the spring. It’s close to cured and will be 3i oz plus. The other two TX1000 I set up over my work bench and started a bunch of seedlings in late April. They were a nice size to go outside on June 1st. I can hang a third in the box if I really want a blazing environment. If one goes tits up, it’s not a panic to get replaced. I’m not the best grower but damn, it’s fun and I produce decent herb. Edibles and infusions are my thing but still like to twist one. I’m thinking about a press but scary price. Anyway, can you tell I’ve little else to do? Cheers.

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

@@jaberwoky_ they have a great foot print and that definitely sounds like a stealthy thing you got going on, maybe invest in marketing that to growers in states that aren't legal yet 😉, grow tent looks like a fridge man that's what's up

[@robertthegrowguy7115]

@@jaberwoky_ have you thought about harbor freight I bought a mechanics 20 ton press works great for making hash was only 175 I bought a mold on the internet to press the hash in and I slightly heat the mold in a toaster oven to make my hash bars out of my keif but I also done it with the crystals using a trim tray with the 220 micron screen. That separates the crystals from the plant materials and like I said warm the mold and place them in a piece of parchment paper "non-wax" type or your stuff will be junk

[@krystopherstrickland8090]

Much love growmie nice to see some fresh content. Not that your interviews aren’t 💯.

[@BJL2142]

Thanks man, on my second grow, week 5 flower and I'm super excited 😁

[@skunclematt1542]

All that's missing is a trimbin or something similar, love / peace people. Happy growing.

[@anthonyfaiell3263]

Something to note about drying with that netting method is to be careful with "cross contamination" between different plant strains. Whatever is on top will drop little bits down to what is below. I solved this by by tying a trash bag in the netting between different ones to catch anything that drops. Obviously cross contamination isn't the end of the world. But it's nice to get the most accurate and pure representation of the goods. Also, I'll put a few plates below the bottom to catch the extra bits. So between what falls into the plates, and what falls into the bag in between the layers, I get a decent little bit of shake. It's usually not much, but great for use in cooking and tinctures. . Also, I know there are more technical uses for the stems and fan leaves, but I find them to be great additions to homemade compost.

[@jaberwoky_]

Trim jail - it’s fun for about ten minutes. My garden has eight plants, each a different strain. A couple are nine feet tall, the shortest are about six feet. The blue Dream and purple gelato will be the biggest producers for sure and each plant will take about four hours to clean up and hang. I use those cheap orange trimmers. I’ve got six of them so when they gum up, on to the next. They clean up in a sec with hand sanitizer which I just happen to have lots of these days. I’m mostly an edibles guy so I’m not as diligent at removing all the sugar leaves as some of my friends. I also don’t mind leaving a bit of stem on each bud - i figure it helps tto regulate the humidity during the cure. My local hardware store has two gallon glass Montana jars (like a huge mason) and each strain will gets its own labelled jar, each with a digital hygrometer. It makes burping so much easier! I hang until the bud is in the low 70% and then burp until mid 60% - then into 1.9 litre masons for long term storage. I give away most of my bud over the year but infuse a lot into different oils and overproof alcohol. I’ve been a big advocate of grow your own stone for over fifty years and the garden is a lot of fun. Medical has been legal here for many years but I’ve never stepped into a dispensary. Recreational is also legal by the way. Cheers everyone !

[@trippyp5817]

Grower tip ...The Kobalt Ratcheting hose and pipe cutters are the Best thing I have found

[@trippyp5817]

for cutting your plant down

[@jymdaddy1465]

I use bonsai pruning shears. They're the best

[@25Patman]

Get an inkbird controller the 35$ temp only one. Plug a mini fridge into it. Set it at 61degrees F. We all use jars with RH control already. I just did this yesturday, its working fantastastic and is super efficient on electric. Just saying. Try it. I actually got my mini fridge for free. You could actually use a deep freezer or fridge this exact way. The controller has a max wattage of 1100 and if you wanted you could throw in a small fan to move the air if you wanted. So far its been keeping my mini fridge between 58 and 63. Which is fantastic. Try it !!!

[@porkrollontoast8870]

ive bought a few hand trimmers some on the table and must say the "non stick" doesn't apply for wet or dry trimming i noticed the curved blade one stuck up the least and could use them longer before clearing/ cleaning it, maybe cause of blade gap couldn't gunk as easy or idk just have like 4-5 trimmers now

[@benth162]

I started with 12 plants and ended up with four. All the rest turned into males and were yanked out. I gave one of the four away and thus ended up with only three for my consumption. The tally from those three plants amounted to only 8.4 ounces of dried bud, which I believe will not last me a whole year, so I will be forced to purchase Feminized auto-flowering seeds this winter. Yeah, they are like $10 per seed, but I hope I will gain more vegetable matter in the final analysis. Of course we can do this in California because we can grow six plants for our own consumption. I bought a Nug Smasher three years ago and it paid for itself the first year because I make my own edibles.

[@Ston3dNinja13]

The one tool you didn't mention that I use is a Boveda pack. What's your thoughts on using them for the curing process?

[@jaberwoky_]

IMO ... Boveda is great but expensive if you've got a lot of jars. I use 1.9 litre masons for long term storage - if you don't crack the lid, the bud will stay at the right humidity level - just use Boveda in the jars you open all the time.

[@timpage5021]

The happy hydro scissors work great. I got a pair of Chickamaska bonsai scissors and the happy hydro are nearly as good.

[@mitchrenton8330]

Thank you

[@High_Lord_Of_Terra]

I use my phone, works well. Loupes are great but you don't need 90 times magnification and you do need to hold them right up to your eye to use them properly.

[@SmokeTeamTV]

Thank you 🙏.

[@Fexone718]

Chris, thanx dude !

[@coalinga63]

Another great show Chris

[@omararreola5449]

Hey mr grow it my buds feel slightly moist to touch but when I jar them after a ten day dry with 60 rh in drying conditions the jar hygrometers say 58 rh which is great but I thought they felt slightly moist to touch what you think of this phenomenon?

[@sadhu7191]

Difference in bud density and structure. I am still trying to figure it out too. As long as its not dry its alive and will cure!

[@Roudy420_]

Pretty nice humidifier there in the back ground. I own 2 of them :D

[@treebeard8475]

I just got my first set of tools today! Just the basics

[@Kendrickburnice9]

Love the content‼️‼️🌬💨💨💚

[@beardedirish4203]

I would add Boveda packs the 62% for long term storage after the cure

[@budstermcgreen6360]

Going to pick up a SP-3000 tomorrow..the discount code is timely! Going to start a 2x4 just for popping new beans and not take up space in my larger tent. Have a crop coming down this weekend and will be using most of these tools! I went ahead and dropped the coin for a trim-bin... makes trimming way more comfortable...and lots of kief collects in the bottom tray. ✌️

[@timpage5021]

SP3000 rocks. Got 3 of em now.

[@justinthegreenhouse8908]

Keep up the good work bro

[@hateonskillz318]

They have electronic scissors I seen on Amazon and I'll be buying sorta like those flat surface cutting devices but their just handheld electronic scissors. So you can cut and move the bud and the scissors too so makes it easy to trim. Without sacrificing your fingers definitely going to buy and use for harvest

[@jayparker4523]

Grove bags for curing

[@paulie6446]

Nice one Chris.you can get cheap spare Chinese springs for the trimmers (fit everything) and they're easy on the hand!✌🏻🌱🤘🏻

[@bigdaddysgrow578]

Great video growmie thanks for everything

[@emiliodankstavez8667]

60/60/16… if you’re patient enough for the wait I find the best results with this method. I grow for the terps, plain and simple. This brings out the best of those terps. Chris thanks again for the content, always on point my guy

[@RaviSingh-xl3os]

60/60/16????

[@emiliodankstavez8667]

@@RaviSingh-xl3os 60°F 60% rh for 16 days

[@RaviSingh-xl3os]

@@emiliodankstavez8667 thanks for the info, im very interested to see if that drying process will make my herb taste different. Next harvest ill have to try, very curious....

[@emiliodankstavez8667]

@@RaviSingh-xl3os just a heads up, I cut the plant whole. I’ve done it both ways and found that if the plant is harvested in sections it dried in about 10 to 12 days… both ways still worked the best, for me. Terps were smacking

[@nervous1022]

I miss your grow videos. So much info in each video.

[@danielmartens156]

I use fiskars for trimming right now. Would love to find a pair with sharp tips. 😁👍🌿

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Look at bonsai scissors. There are lots of good quality versions that can be sharpened. You can get stainless or regular steel. My smaller ones have nice small tips that are precise.

[@danielmartens156]

@@comfortablynumb9342 thank you. Will look into them. 😁👍🌿

[@littlenugs9942]

You can hold the jewelers loop to the phone and get a heck of a zoom on the glands and pest if any on the plant

[@franz_outside]

You're missing out on the canna-brush

[@kreparAZ]

i like those new ac infinity ones that come with the cleaning bottles. pretty neat and worked well for me!

[@toker4lifalways463]

Morning I was wondering what your take is on the trim bowls and if you've used one before

[@uncle_creepy2743]

good channel man very unpretencious, you dont act like the expert, that alwasy drives me nuts when i see someone been growing 4 plants at a time for 5 years then call themselves experts... keep it up sir :).. and i just use regular scissors with a nice comfy grip..

[@charlesblack2523]

Good talk 👍🏼

[@kylefoss2591]

To cut down I use the wiss tin snips work awesome just got new scissors too there like coated in something so they don’t really get gunked up phiskers I think Home Depot don’t really get scissor Hash but I never end up smoking it anyway 😊

[@TheHotshot2369]

Trim bin,✂,glass jars or turkey bags,boost 2 way humidity pack

[@seankraus5246]

any sort of plasic holds a charge and will remove some tricomes from what i understand, but i understand the ease of plastic and realise the short term losses arnt much.

[@TheHotshot2369]

@@seankraus5246 I find it's very few with the turkey bags for some reason... I wouldn't use zip lock that for sure lol that's just me

[@seankraus5246]

@@TheHotshot2369 you are right the turky bags do seem to cause less lose, likly a diff type of plasic. on a related note, most of the plastic vaculock containers from head shops seems to be worse than ziplocks, atleast the few i have bought. but honestly if its only for a couple weeks or so i dont think it makes a big difference.

[@growshack9067]

Yes

[@unwrittenllc5245]

I’ve been using grove bags their actual pretty dope. No burping needed

[@charlestonbrown3383]

Fiskers scissors work for years availible at Home Depot or local hydro shops BadMF also clean them often!

[@mannyfreshbuds]

What up Kris great video I use the trim bin I don't think you mentioned it

[@johnathanhensley9127]

Love your show

[@darcypotterpotter6214]

thoughts on cure using large Cvault

[@webo4208]

I use fiskars trimmers. I use a jewellers loop but you're right, not good for shaky hands.

[@JonS671GU]

Right on chris man big upz to you man ive been using a box with fishing for the branches at time ill lay them down on the line when there to many.. the brand i used yeterday cause i was in trim jail😎😎 is called Friskars and then last year had a pair that looked like the orange and black one that you have but i kinda do like the ones with the curve on tip makes it good for angle and finer cuts in my opinion.. seeyah man 🙋🏽‍♂️🌄😎👊🏽👍🏽👌🏽

[@kevinchinnavadu8506]

Nice info. You missed out humidity packs

[@apeacefulgrower]

Good stuff man, thanks for sharing this 👍 Happy Growin ✌✌

[@Destineddeath]

Any good air conditioner units for just the 2x6 space or small room? Not the window exhausts. Real worried about dropping temp from 80-85F to 60F. Idk what to do

[@uphwizz]

Whats a good cure temp and humidity. If the hygrometer reads correct do you burp the mason jar anyhow. Does light effect the cure , i see people using amber jars. Thank for all your info, you have been most helpful in my first grow. 🤓

[@traviswiebe8679]

Just make sure. If your leaving a cup of rubbing alcohol around to wash your trimmers. Keep a lid on it, to prevent evaporation. And label is with big letters. So your trim team doesn't reach for it to cut their pasties.

[@robertthrem3382]

If you know how a jeweler uses the jewelers lube it would help a lot . you put it by your face and you put your face by the plant very close. It works much better.😅

[@Your_Mailman_Grows_7121]

Damn, great job explaining. I also found some new tools to add for my bro Trip. The smart humidifier is must as well as that push sensor. Thanks for what u do👏🍻💨

[@111nwp]

Why would low humidity be an issue when drying? Isn't a dry environment desired?

[@sousay2000]

I hear you. Over here it’s high humidity.

[@matthewmolina2706]

I use a Klein brand cable cutters to cut down my plants curved rounded blades can handle 1-1.5 inch diameter stalk old repurposed tools

[@themagatent6563]

Great video man, I'll be harvesting for the first time in 6 more weeks or so. hopefully I don't fuck up before then.

[@geraldblount4159]

You forgot about the vitamin E to clean your shoes and your snips or green rubbing alcohol

[@mikec3820]

nothing beats my bonsai tools 50/60$ on amazon . tho i do use those spring trimmers for both my bonsai and medical plants

[@justinmcvay5560]

I need a tent and light so bad

[@kiddynamite3931]

Trimless strain? Well virtually (check profile pic), although I couldn't fit the entire plant. 3/4 of the end result is genetics, but it has to be grown a specific way. It took well over a decade to breed, and stabilize