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✅ Small and portable, transform any chair into a trimming station with our trim tray; Ideal for both smaller residential spaces and large commercial operations✅ This tray is designed to increase performance during the processing and manicuring stages of harvest; The lightweight, low-profile design allows the tray to sit comfortably in your lap and keeps your work all in one space. Product Dimensions 19.3 x 12 x 2.25 inches✅ The trimming tray is two-tiered with a 150 micron fine mesh pollen screen built into the top tray; The stainless steel screen collects even the finest trichomes and stores your dry sift safely in the tray below with a zero-waste design✅ Reduce the risk of spills and knocking over the tray with the anti-slip rubber bottom that stays placed in your lap or on a table; High walls keep the herb contained and let your arms rest comfortably when trimming✅ Included is a magnifying glass, small brush, and two pairs of scissors for use in the harvesting stage; This set is perfect for collecting dry sift and crystals to make essential oils, wax and shatter
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 12 Inches |
| Width | 17.3 Inches |
Chop the entire plante down, and hang them upside down in your tent or some type of enclosed area where you can maintain a consistent temp and humidity.
Try to keep the temp around 60 degrees F and humidity around 60% if you can. If your humidity is going to be 60% or higher then pull off all the leaves before hanging, otherwise just pull off the large ones (or none at all if your humidity is going to be lower than like 50%). When the branches start to snap rather than bend, start trimming it up. The goal is to let it dry out slowly - around 1.5 -2.5 weeks from chop to fully dry is a good time frame to shoot for.
Use a tray like this one when trimming to collect all the good stuff that falls off during the trim job.
After trimming, put it in mason jars filled around 70% full.