Really happy with the results 2 big zip locks .
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All done in under a hr longest thing was getting the buds cut off to run through the trimmer . Maybe 15 mins of actual trimming .
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I envy this 
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Fuck sakesā¦ I wasnāt ordering anymore seeds this year. I was done. Then @TopShelfTrees1 has to go and mention how good the black dosi fire is, and I just happen to see Joti has a 2 for 1 plus 20% off sale this weekā¦I even swore off Jotiā¦now I have 2 packs of black dosi fire for $40 incoming. Iāll probably never even grow them out. SMH 
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I hear ya itās taken a lot years of hand trimming to realize how much I appreciate not having to do it any more countless weeks at harvest time .
I honestly donāt think Iād grow ( who am I kidding? ) definitely not do the trimming though too many years of driving/trimming carpal tunnel kicks in quick.
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Better to have them now than later when do get the urge to grow and canāt find them .
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This is true. And I probably will get to them, just eventually. Even if only one plant, seed will be popped.
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Yo @Jetdro where you at man?
Better light picture of the buds .That big bud could of run though a second time to get it a bit tighter but there not going to a beauty contest.
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great work man! the buds look tasty! 
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someone close better go to his house and drag him back to his laptop by the dick hairs!
sick harvest man and i spent about 15 hours total on my harvest so i am jealous as fk of that trimmer.
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Well Iāve put a hold on seed starting till my new starter trays arrive. Hopefully theyāll show next week and Iāll have better luck not killing everything I touch.
Probably burnt through 30 / 40 seeds and have maybe 7 to survive.
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So much for ordering those trays looks like there out of stock there as well. Back to looking again .
Have you switched soil by any chance?
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Iāve tried seed starting soil but my recycled 6/7 year stuff has the same issues . Best luck lately is worm casings .
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Figured I mention it ā¦I made my own soil one time and went on a unintentional seed killing spree drove me nuts .to hot for seedlingsā¦ perfect for young plants
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thought about starting seeds in rapid rooters ? kinda pricey imo but seemed to work fine for me last time
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Good luck finding them . Iāve been looking for the general hydro brand that come pre soaked .
Found a site in BC that said they were in stock now Iām waiting for my money to get returned as they sent a email no longer available.
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u may know these tips however-
i mostly do hydro myself but am also a little educated in soil horticulture too, what i prefer especially with good pricey seeds i only have a few of is drop a few in 24 degree c water not too much hotter not too much colderā¦in cold winters a pet heat mat or reptile mat may be neededā¦let them soak for 24 hours then into wet non fert toilet paperā¦if mat is too hot a ceramic dinner plate between mug of water and reptile mat should stop over heatingā¦
if seeds pop within 12 or even 24 hours since placed in mug that usually means they are going to be vigorous plants.
some seeds will pop in 8 hoursā¦i prefer those but the vigorous theory might be wrongā¦just once as soon as tap root pops, then put in non ferted rockwool or jiffy cubes, be careul not to bruise tap rootā¦then into soil or for me hydro
one thing ive found i could be wrong about is hermies sometimes are vigorous too as in my theory herms show positive traits and genes of male and females so sometimes are very vigorousā¦good luck good thread.
ph levels dont seem to matter too much imo with first soaking seeds in my experience eitherā¦but too hot soil or water will damage seeds.
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Thanks Iād just heard of the hot water trick the other day . Iāve got a couple heat mats as well which Iāve used in the past Appreciate your info will be trying the above method once the veg room clears out.
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