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Wet Trimming vs Dry Trimming 🌿 | What’s the Best Way to Trim Your Buds?

Should you trim your buds before or after drying? In this video, we break down the key differences between wet trimming and dry trimming cannabis — including the pros, cons, techniques, and tools you’ll need for both.

👉 Whether you’re trimming fresh, sticky buds right after harvest, or letting your plants dry before snipping the sugar leaves, this guide will help you decide which method is best for your setup, space, and style.

🔎 What we cover in this video:

What is wet trimming? 💧

What is dry trimming? 🌬

Which method preserves terpenes and trichomes better?

What kind of trimming gives you a smoother smoke?

What to do with your trim (don’t throw it away!) 🌱

Tips for drying, curing & proper storage
💡 Pro tip: Whichever method you choose, don’t skip the curing process — it's what turns good weed into great weed.
🧤 Got your own trimming technique? Share it in the comments!
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