This is the process of removing access foliage from the marijuana plant. Removal of access foliage frees up some of your plant's energy, and you're helping your plant make better use of its limited light source (If grown indoor). Defoliation also improves airflow around your plants, which in turn helps reduce temperature/humidity issues and the risk of pests/mold.

Harvesting is the process that occurs at the end of the flowering cycle. Harvesting involves carefully cutting down each plant and hanging it to dry which include various methods.

A room reset occurs after a Harvest. All the plants have been cut off the stalks and removed out of the grow room. This is a very over-looked yet most important part for indoor growing. Room resets consist of removing all old stalks, a complete scrub down of the entire grow room. All feeding lines must be flushed to prevent mold. All tables get scrubbed down as well as walls and floors. Once all cleaning is complete the room is ready to receive baby plants that are not yet in flower.

This is the process after a room reset. All baby plants which are not yet in flower are moved over to a very controlled environment which will foster the plants growth into its flowering stage.

Once the marijuana plant has been harvested and hung to dry, the next step is to debud the plant. This is the process of cutting the branch below a nug and then carefully popping the nug free from the branch so you are just left with all nugs and no tree branches.

There are 2 ways or processes when it comes to handtrimming your budget. Handtrimming is a specialty service that requires precision, speed, and patience. It is the final process in all of growing! The most commonly used method of hand trimming is to debud all the nugs off the branches first. Once the nugs are debudded, the single nug is left to be carefully manicured, taking off any excess leaf or stem resulting in a finely manicured nug for final product and for sale.The trimming process