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    i usually grow 5 to 7 plants each time, its really a long process to trim....vivosun has a bud trimmer for 100.00..has anyone used one , and if so, how does it work..thanks.

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    They have em (not vivosun but similar) at the grow shop down the road but they instead like to recommend the silicone brushes.

    Also, what a wonderful First World Growing Problem.

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    Horrible things, bit like trimming a hedge with a chainsaw... I prefer to do it the right way, nice pair of sharp scissors and reflect on the three months I carefully raised and tended my plants


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    A few people have had them. Most go back to trimming by hand
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    I can average 150g per hour with...
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    Now i know it doesn't look appealing but if you think about like using a pencil for full stops, as well as being the quickest
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    it's the most thorough job I've done.
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    Even a pia genetic foxtail was a breeze to trim.

    Edit... Pics wrong order
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    not sure what your saying, yes to the bud trimmer, are what

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    Quote Originally Posted by karnavor View Post
    not sure what your saying, yes to the bud trimmer, are what
    Just use your fingers and pull the leaves off, save yourself A few bucks. JMO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trichomedome View Post
    I can average 150g per hour with...
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    Now i know it doesn't look appealing but if you think about like using a pencil for full stops, as well as being the quickest
    Click image for larger version. 

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ID:	436064
    it's the most thorough job I've done.
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    Even a pia genetic foxtail was a breeze to trim.

    Edit... Pics wrong order
    I use small scissors, but they are seldom opened. Same idea, different tool that gives me the snipping option for stubborn stems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sun&Soil View Post
    I use small scissors, but they are seldom opened. Same idea, different tool that gives me the snipping option for stubborn stems.
    Nice one, I'll keep an eye out for a suitable pair, i did have to cut the occasional piece and swapping tools breaks my stride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by karnavor View Post
    not sure what your saying, yes to the bud trimmer, are what
    I'd rather hand trim.

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