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The Beet: A Podcast For Plant Lovers

Processing a Cannabis Harvest

The Beet: A Podcast For Plant Lovers

Epic Gardening

Education, Home & Garden, How To, Leisure

4.81.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2021

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

The post-harvest process for cannabis is somewhat involved and quite different from many other plants we might grow in our edible gardens. Lee Spivey goes through his methods in today’s show.

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Lee Spivey is the marketing manager for Good Earth Organics and runs a cannabis cultivation farm

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello everyone, welcome back to the Epic Gardening podcast.

0:16.1

We have been diving into the world of cannabis cultivation this week with Lee Spivey of

0:22.0

Good Earth Organics who also runs his own cannabis cultivation farm and has for quite

0:27.1

some time.

0:28.1

So Lee, we're at the harvest at this point and first of all, is there a way that you

0:33.7

like to remove the buds from the plant that makes sense that works well and preserves the

0:40.0

harvest?

0:41.0

Yes, yes there is.

0:43.0

So essentially I just cut the buds on the stalk about the size of my forearm from the

0:50.7

fist to the elbow is how what size I like to keep my cuttings.

0:57.4

Because after that they get hung, right?

0:59.2

So hung to dry, I never process my cannabis while it's wet.

1:06.2

I only cut it to dry it.

1:09.8

A lot of people would like to begin trimming and processing wet cannabis, which is fine,

1:15.6

your prerogative is your own.

1:17.4

I believe that drying it before processing it keeps the terpened profile intact.

1:24.0

It keeps the trichomes better.

1:27.0

I believe that the bud is just more palatable and better product for a medical consumer when

1:36.3

it's dried first instead of being processed immediately.

1:40.7

Okay, so you're going to harvest the way that you just mentioned and then you'll dry it

1:44.8

and do you set up some sort of massive drying rack because you mentioned 30 plants, right?

1:48.9

And I imagine you got to have like a pretty large space to dry that out.

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