While this process does produce a gentler smoke, dried cannabis is not as easily trimmed in a bud trimming machine. When it comes to dry trimming, the harvested stalks and buds are hung to dry prior to being trimmed. Cannabis that has been properly dried before being trimmed may not be as aesthetically pleasing or “puffy” as wet trimmed bud, but dry trimmed cannabis tends to result in a more pleasing smoke. Choosing dry trimming allows the grower to control the speed at which the buds dry out, thereby preventing them from drying too quickly. There are two main reasons to trim dry: the first is to control the drying speed and the second is to produce bud with a less harsh smoke. The process of dry trimming is considered less efficient overall, but in some cases more effective. The alternative to wet trimming is dry trimming, which also has many positive aspects that make it a favorite among a large number of growers. For large-scale operations, this makes wet trimming the most efficient way to go. This is ideal if you sell your bud directly to consumers, as opposed to processing it for concentrates.īeyond the bud itself, wet trimming is the most compatible with bud trimming machines as the bud is already humid and much easier to cut in a tumble-style machine. Another benefit to wet trimming is the process of trimming and then drying gives the buds a chance to “puff out”, which makes them more aesthetically pleasing to the end user. As the bud is already removed from the stalk, the chances of mold are greatly reduced and thereby ensures your harvest will remain viable. In addition, most mold issues occur between the stalk and the bud. While not only easier, wet trimming is also more efficient as, once the trimming is done, the grower only needs to dry the buds and not worry about removing extra leaves after. Wet trimming refers to removing the plant leaves as soon as the plant is harvested, which is considered to be a more efficient method and is also suited to novice growers.
That is why CenturionPro Solutions offers bud trimming machines that support both wet and dry trim options. The reality is that every grower has developed their own system for producing cannabis and the trimming method often comes down to personal experience. There are currently two trimming methods used within the cannabis industry, wet or dry trimming, and the debate continues to rage over wet vs dry trimming and which method is more effective. It is during the trimming process where your harvested buds are trimmed and prepped for curing and sale.
While there are many important steps in this process, perhaps the most vital to getting your cannabis bud from the grow house to shelves is the trimming process. Growing cannabis is a very involved process that requires many steps from planting your seeds to harvesting and curing your flower.
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