new grow 90 days in

[george goff]

Hi, just looking for some information, im 90 days into my second grow (gsc) and when you would start harvest, now or wait another week or two, thanks george of the jungle (pictures attached)

 

[Hippie420]

Ya still have some clear trics yet, and I don't see much if any amber. I'd give 'em another week but keep an eye on 'em. When they start going amber, they seem to go pretty quick.

 

[george goff]

Ya still have some clear trics yet, and I don't see much if any amber. I'd give 'em another week but keep an eye on 'em. When they start going amber, they seem to go pretty quick.

my thoughts too, thanks, question, is it worth it to spend $300 on an electric bud trimmer? do they really work? last grow it took me and my son almost 12 hrs to trim, getting almost 11 ozs, this grow is twice the size, and im not looking forward to having my fingers cramp up, LOL, im looking at this one,,,,

VEVOR 18" Electric Bud Leaf Trimmer, Tillable Trimmer with 60W Adjustable Speed, Stainless-Steel Blades, Mesh Bag & Hand Pruner for Leaves​

 

[Andrew]

my thoughts too, thanks, question, is it worth it to spend $300 on an electric bud trimmer? do they really work? last grow it took me and my son almost 12 hrs to trim, getting almost 11 ozs, this grow is twice the size, and im not looking forward to having my fingers cramp up, LOL, im looking at this one,,,,

VEVOR 18" Electric Bud Leaf Trimmer, Tillable Trimmer with 60W Adjustable Speed, Stainless-Steel Blades, Mesh Bag & Hand Pruner for Leaves​

I would definitely wait another week or two and as far as a Trimmer I've used them a couple times and it did work but only use it on outside gross when I'm just totally overwhelmed I'm much prefer a hand trim but that is my opinion I spent quite a bit of money in mine sits on the Shelf 99% of the time

 

[MariJan]

I would definitely wait another week or two and as far as a Trimmer I've used them a couple times and it did work but only use it on outside gross when I'm just totally overwhelmed I'm much prefer a hand trim but that is my opinion I spent quite a bit of money in mine sits on the Shelf 99% of the time

Mine is a hand crank got it 2 black Fridays ago . I use it every time unless ii is in s solo cup.

 

[greenmobster440]

my thoughts too, thanks, question, is it worth it to spend $300 on an electric bud trimmer? do they really work? last grow it took me and my son almost 12 hrs to trim, getting almost 11 ozs, this grow is twice the size, and im not looking forward to having my fingers cramp up, LOL, im looking at this one,,,,

VEVOR 18" Electric Bud Leaf Trimmer, Tillable Trimmer with 60W Adjustable Speed, Stainless-Steel Blades, Mesh Bag & Hand Pruner for Leaves​

If I was running 5lbs a cycle I'd say yeah. Trimming up 20oz doesn't take to long.

 

[george goff]

If I was running 5lbs a cycle I'd say yeah. Trimming up 20oz doesn't take to long.

easy for you to say, ( 20 oz's dosent take to long) your not 78 with arthritis in both hands ROTFL , my son (58) helped me somewhat on first grow, but he works everyday as a carpet and wood flooring, ceramic tile installer so he dosent have very much time to help me, with growing and harvesting, so anything to make my job a little easier is kinda worth the expense. i have an office chair in the basement so i can sit when i make up the nutes and got a rolling platform for the 5 gal buckets of water, next grow im working on a automatic watering system, im not lazy, just old LOL

 

[Oscarzuma]

I'll vote for a hand cranked trimmer. Your buds won't be as pretty as hand trimmed, but it's super fast and easy on your hands. Cheaper than a powered model.

 

[MariJan]

I'll vote for a hand cranked trimmer. Your buds won't be as pretty as hand trimmed, but it's super fast and easy on your hands. Cheaper than a powered model.

And works fine for people with messed up hands.

 

[greenmobster440]

easy for you to say, ( 20 oz's dosent take to long) your not 78 with arthritis in both hands ROTFL , my son (58) helped me somewhat on first grow, but he works everyday as a carpet and wood flooring, ceramic tile installer so he dosent have very much time to help me, with growing and harvesting, so anything to make my job a little easier is kinda worth the expense. i have an office chair in the basement so i can sit when i make up the nutes and got a rolling platform for the 5 gal buckets of water, next grow im working on a automatic watering system, im not lazy, just old LOL

I totally get that. Arthritis is a killer in them hands and harvest is pretty demanding hand work. Hey man, if your on the market and don't mind the expense go for it. Hand crank ones are good as well like mentioned.