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Wet trimming, sometimes called a wet trim, is taking excess leaf off cannabis flowers shortly after they are cut, before they go into the dry. The material is still fresh and heavy with water, so the work has to stay careful and it has to keep pace with the harvest. Michigan Trimmers does this at the cultivation site.

Dry trimming happens after the flowers have dried. The remaining leaf is brittle, and the buds are lighter, so the handling is different from a wet trim. We take off what you still want gone and stop at the finish you asked for.

Wet trimming removes excess leaf shortly after harvest, while the flowers are still fresh, before they are dried. Dry trimming happens after the flowers have dried, when the remaining leaf is taken off the finished buds. Wet work is usually tied to the day you cut. Dry work follows the dry room. Growers use both. Neither method automatically produces better flower — the right choice depends on your process, your drying setup, and the finish you want.

Choose a wet trim when you want the leaf off before the flowers dry, and when you can have a crew there for the cut. It suits a harvest plan that moves flower into the dry room as it is finished. It is a poor fit if the plants are already dry.

Choose dry trimming when the flowers have already dried and you want the last leaf taken off the finished buds. Some growers prefer it because they like how the flower dries with the leaf still on. Tell us the look you want and we will trim to that.

Harvest is a short window, and trimming cannabis by hand is slow, skilled work. A trimming crew that has grown plants and finished both wet and dry flower can keep the room moving without rushing the buds. People looking for cannabis trimmers in Michigan are hiring that work: excess leaf off the flower, at the standard you set. You stay in charge of the finish.

As soon as you can see the harvest coming. Wet trimming has to line up with the cut, so earlier notice makes it easier to hold a crew. If the date shifts, tell us. We would rather adjust a plan than hear about a harvest the morning it falls.

By the job. The quote depends on harvest size, wet or dry trimming, how the flower is coming in, scheduling, and any special handling you want. We will tell you the price before work starts. We do not publish a single rate, because harvests are not the same size or the same kind of work.

Yes. We trim harvests of different sizes, from a smaller room to a larger commercial cut. The quote reflects the actual job. If you are not sure of the weight yet, say so on the form and we will start from what you do know.

Your name, email, and Michigan city, the trimming method you want, a harvest-size estimate if you have one, and the dates you expect to start and finish. Phone, operation type, and any notes about the room are helpful, not required. If a number or a date is still moving, tell us that plainly.

Yes. We trim at the cultivation location. Include the city, or the nearest town, and we will tell you whether we can schedule the crew there. We do not publish a county map or a mileage limit.

It depends on the amount of flower, wet versus dry trimming, how the plants were harvested, and the finish you want. A wet trim has to keep pace with the cut so flower can move into drying. A dry trim is on its own clock after the dry. We will talk through timing with the quote. We do not advertise a pounds-per-hour guarantee.

We are a Michigan crew and we schedule work at cultivation sites in the state. Send the location with your inquiry. We will confirm whether that harvest is one we can reach and staff. We do not list a fixed service boundary on this site.