WokkaWokka!
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Nice trimmer, my question is how did you manage to put 200 in one spot, out in the open. Is it a known to LEO coop grow?
HL,your garden is out of this world. Questions: With all that suction, do you suppose you lose any significant number of trichomes? Would wetting down the buds and the trimmer itself prevent trichome (oil-based) adhesion to the machine a bit? Is the blade easy to clean/reach?
What is the smell like? You'll remember hooley booley i think it was who had issues with the diminished aromatic quality (I believe "haylike" or "grasslike" were among the adjectives) using another reel-style trimmer (albeit NOT the Twister).
From one old outdoor farmer to another, I'd like to extend my thanks to you for sharing your experience. I raise my glass to you.
I recently switched to indoor due to advances in hydro technology and my dislike of the once-a-year massive trimming process. This new machine you've got is making me itch to get outdoors again.
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There is no way I would be growing this much if I had to trim it by hand. At the end of my trim scene last fall, if there had been another hundred P's to harvest I would have let it rot on the vine. I just could not keep going. We trimmed till the end of November last year and that was with 8-10 people. It was awful. Now we will be done trimming the day we pull the last plant.