Oddbean

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 Growing up a hippie kid who did a lot of weed trimming in his younger years, I never understood why growers hated trimming. Now I'm growing my own weed and granted I don't have a massive farm for it bit Even with the small amount of plants I'm growing I wholeheartedly understand why growers hate trimming. 😅 #weedstr

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 Get an automated trimmer to do most of the work.  Idk about you but I have more important things to do than have a hand cramp for 6+ hours

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 it was always fun the first couple of days.
sit around and listen to the radio, smoke finger hash while it rains

since then though I always hated it
just wanna go outside

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 A trim bag is a lot more cost and otherwise effective.

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 I would never abuse my weed like that. 😂 They do a total hack job. Realistically, I only have like two, maybe three evenings worth of trimming to do, but I'm still gonna grumble about it.

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 Congrats on your harvest enjoy the fruits of your labor. What strains did you grow?

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 Sour cherry Kush, an east coast variant of bubblegum (More sativa dominant than the heavy indica I'm used to seeing on the west coast.), Hindu Kush, lambs bread, and then two test strains from a breeder called Black Patronus and Black Velvet.

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 Cool! I am into a good sativa dominant to get my productive creative focus out of me. Haven't communed with any though in a long time. These all sound cool.

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 I would like to take a crack at growing Sagan again. It's probably been my favorite sativa strain that I've grown so far.

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 Interesting. What makes it the best for you? Do you only grow outdoors?

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 Yep, I only do one outdoor harvest a year. It was a good mix of flavor and effect. It's also one of those strains that I think got better with age. As much as I enjoyed smoking it when it was initially cured after about a year it was about the perfect sativa for me.

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 Nice. Isnt it cool how time allows us to discover different qualities about a thing... There's a thing about perfect curing to your own taste buds in relationship to life.

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 Congrats on your harvest enjoy the fruits of your labor. What strains did you grow?

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 Sour cherry Kush, an east coast variant of bubblegum (More sativa dominant than the heavy indica I'm used to seeing on the west coast.), Hindu Kush, lambs bread, and then two test strains from a breeder called Black Patronus and Black Velvet.

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 Cool! I am into a good sativa dominant to get my productive creative focus out of me. Haven't communed with any though in a long time. These all sound cool.

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 I would like to take a crack at growing Sagan again. It's probably been my favorite sativa strain that I've grown so far.

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 Interesting. What makes it the best for you? Do you only grow outdoors?

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 Yep, I only do one outdoor harvest a year. It was a good mix of flavor and effect. It's also one of those strains that I think got better with age. As much as I enjoyed smoking it when it was initially cured after about a year it was about the perfect sativa for me.

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 Nice. Isnt it cool how time allows us to discover different qualities about a thing... There's a thing about perfect curing to your own taste buds in relationship to life.