Bud Barbers

08/21/2023

It's still early, but don't forget to book your trimmer rentals this season

10/12/2022

Who is harvesting this weekend?

Sharp stainless steel blades for spinning cut; The four-edged blade for wet trimming, and serrated blade and stainless steel wire X blades for dry trimming. Harness the power of 30 scissors in 1 cutter to provide clean & efficient while minimizing damage to plants. A clear plastic dome ensures total...

11/21/2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mt8fxMfGA4

Need to get some of these to keep growing all year.

Full tour of 3 off-grid passive solar growing domes that can be used as 4-season year-round greenhouses in just about any climate and growing zone. The geod...

11/09/2021

So far the harvest season has been great. Met a lot of first-time grows and they are enjoying the fruits of the craft.

10/11/2021

Love this time of year. Glad to see so many people enjoying the hobby of home growing. We are now booked fully till the 24th of Oct.

09/26/2021

It's almost that time of year. Have you booked one of our rental trimmers yet?

12/07/2020

Just finished up the construction of a new cannabis store in town. Check out flowerhaze.com

12/07/2020

After you are done trimming, there is still one more step before you can enjoy what you grew. Check out this quick guide from Leafly on how to cure your flowers.

Often overlooked, drying and curing are the last step of the harvesting process before you can smoke your homegrown cannabis. Learn about the differences between the two and how to do them.

10/28/2020

10/25/2020

How is everyone's trim going? Are you still drying or have you moved into the curing stage? I would argue these are the two most important steps in ensuring you get some good bud. Check out this link:

Find out what is the best way to dry w**d and get one step closer to the highest possible quality buds. W**d curing guide included.

10/12/2020

Remember to flush your plants with water before you harvest.

The idea behind flushing is to let your cannabis plants “use up” any extra nutrients contained in the plant and buds. This way there is a much lower level of nutrients left over after harvest, and it’s those extra nutrients that can change the smell, taste or (most often) “smoothness” of your buds in a negative way.

So in soil or coco coir, the grower would give the plant just plain water for days or weeks before harvest time. This lets the plant use up the nutrients in the soil/coco, and then – theoretically – start leaching extra nutrients from the buds.