Trimming shapes the final quality of your harvest, and the right tools save time and protect your hands. This collection covers manual and electric leaf trimmers from Dutch Masters in 40, 48 and 60 cm with spare blades and cutting wires, an electric handheld trimmer, trimming scissors from Platinum and Garden Highpro, Top Perfektion harvest scissors, Dutch Masters cleaning spray, and gloves and coveralls from Platinum. For small harvests, sharp scissors give you precise control; for larger volumes, a leaf trimmer does the bulk work quickly. Keep blades clean, as sticky plant sap build-up makes cutting harder. Browse trimming scissors, trimming machines and hygiene & protection.
Questions & answers about Trimming
All growing questions →- Harvest & aftercare Which tools do I need for trimming? Sharp trimming scissors, a clean surface, gloves and a tray to catch trimmings. A trimming machine pays off on bigger harvests. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare When is the right time to harvest? Check the flowers closely, with a 30x to 60x loupe if needed: the common target is when the flowers have matured and most pistils have ch... Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How do I dry my harvest properly? Hang it in the dark at about 16 to 21 °C and 55 to 60% humidity, with gentle airflow that does not blow on the flowers. Read the answer →
- Harvest & aftercare How long does drying and curing take? Drying usually takes about 7 to 14 days (7 to 10 is common), until small stems snap instead of bending. Curing in jars often runs another... Read the answer →
