On the salas spinner idea. Great for loose bud, terrible for limbs and trees. But if you grip the plant/limb firmly by the stem in a place where there's room you can do the same centrifugal thing just swinging the limb like a windmill.
The flat containers for "under bed storage" are perfect. And they have some longer ones, but they're not deep.
You can use a good amount of force too. I like to swing them downwards to see the water coming off and use that as an indicator.
True but typically I them down to wash them anyway so if the buds are about 12" and fit nicely into my large spinner BTW home goods had a huge selection and I got a nice Italian job for about twenty and were as low as $12.
I think that is a little of the PM. That's what I got from the Jorge video. Indoors I haven't seen it much, but I have occasionally, and I think the peroxide is what has kept stuff like that from being a problem down the road.
I’ve definitely seen tons of bug shit and slug slime on em too. Definitely glad I took the minimal amount of time to do it
That's the thing a out the organic (with worms) soil. I have tossed a few escapees back in my worm bin that survived, and some that didn't. The ones that didn't almost immediately had a population of critters devouring it.
So I take it you do this just prior to chop?
Ed Rosenthal discusses the dip. Its effextive for pm and certain pests late in flower.
Immediately After the chop then hang with a fan on them overnight then trim, dry and cure as usual just give a few branches a try you'll be impressed how much brighter they look I know it's tough to wrap your head around but it does not harm your girls terps...
@Lanestrainley I'll add that leaving them in front of a fan overnight won't be too bad, but it might dry them quicker. I have real low humidity so I weigh a few representative pieces, or the whole plant before washing. I'll hang them about 10' away from a floor fan on high and rotate them a few times, but as soon as they are lower than the starting weight I put them in the drying area.
I am all too familiar with cats tracking shit in the garden, little fuckers…
I’m going to do this next year, I’m a greenhouse guy since there is snow on the ground here around day 40. Have you ever tried this technique on indoor crops?
I have been doing it on most harvests and I'm all indoors. I take lots of bud pics. That usually determines if I want to wash it. Dust, cat hair, all the shit that clumps up on fan blades... Inside the house doesn't have PM like outside, but plenty of junk.
