🪣 Original 420 Brand DeBudder Bucket Lid Review

This is very poor quality very thin doesn't do what they say doesn't have the sharpness to do what they do is a very blunt piece of plastic something , which would need to be dry enough to pass through dried dirt, we would not recommend this

This is the best $35 I've spent. I highly recommend this tool for removing and harvesting buds. It saved me a lot of time when it came time to use it. I collected and removed buds from 5 plants in 10 minutes. However, I recommend doing some pruning before harvesting. I decided not to do it this time and it took several long nights to trim the excess greenery.

Now I can get 10 times more work done in the same amount of time and I haven't cost myself an arm and a leg like those big mechanical EZ Trim debudder machines. The bud remover's simple design allowed me to use it with both hands and it snapped right into my bucket. I lent it to my friends, all with the same result. Definitely an indispensable tool when harvesting. One thing I've heard from my friends is that big notches don't work well on drier buds, but small notches work until your buds are…

This is the best I've spent for $35. I highly recommend this tool for removing and harvesting buds. It saved me a lot of time when it came time to use it. I collected and removed buds from 5 plants in 10 minutes. However, I recommend doing some pruning before harvesting. I decided not to do it this time and it took several long nights to trim the excess greenery.

Now I can do 10 times more work in the same time and I don't mind the costs don't cut me an arm and a leg like those big mechanical EZ Trim debudder machines. The bud remover's simple design allowed me to use it with both hands and it snapped right into my bucket. I lent it to my friends, all with the same result. Definitely an indispensable tool when harvesting. One thing I've heard from my friends is that big notches don't work well on drier buds, but small notches work until your buds are…

OK, did the first run and learned a lot. First cut and dry 5-7 days and I have learned to cut any fan leaves showing the stem if you cut them fresh before drying. Then after drying it's like starting a lawnmower and the bonus is that the pointed sugar leaves that you used to hand cut now stay attached to the flower and the movement through the groove compacts them close to the bud, which means you end up with slightly higher yields and less pruning. If you like tightly trimmed buds you can…