(After) Harvest

When it comes to cultivating cannabis, growing your plants is just half of the process. Whether you're rearing some fast-finishing autoflowers or taking a little more time with photoperiod feminized strains, the day will come when you get to harvest those precious buds. That's why, here at Zamnesia, we offer a wide variety of products that cater not only to the harvesting process, but also the after-harvest process. So whether this is your first home-growing project or you've got plenty of experience, you'll be surprised at just how easy these products can make your life.

The best cannabis harvesting tools

You might think that all you need to harvest your bud is just a pair of scissors, but you'd only be doing yourself and your plants a disservice. Specialist shears can be purchased at an affordable price that allow you to make precise cuts without the risk of causing any damage to the buds.

But how can you be sure that your buds are in prime condition and ready to be collected to begin with? With the help of portable microscopes, you can pinpoint exactly when your buds have reached the perfect level of maturity. Of course, using a microscope can also clue you into any issues that may arise during your plant's grow cycle.

When it comes to harvesting your buds, you want to keep things as clean as possible. Using gloves while trimming and harvesting will ensure your buds don’t get contaminated, and that your hands don’t get covered with sticky resin (which can be very difficult to remove). And to keep your tools clean and in working order, you can use alcohol wipes for an easy solution to long-term functionality.

Essential drying and storing equipment

Once you've collected the buds from your plants, it's time to think about drying, curing, and storing them. There are many ways to dry your buds at home, such as placing them on a drying rack or hanging them from string. However, this process can be a little “aromatic”, so those looking to keep more of a low profile can use odour neutralisers for maximum discretion.

When it comes to curing, getting the correct type of jar is paramount. Fortunately, there are many options when it comes to curing containers. Simply place your buds inside, and give them at least two weeks to develop their flavours and aromas. The result is a much more flavourful and enjoyable experience.

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Maintaining the correct level of humidity during the curing process, and further storage, is hugely important to the long-term viability of your buds. With the help of Humidipaks and Integra Boost Packs, it's never been easier to keep your stash fresh for a long time to come.

Amazing cannabis processing tools

Dried and cured buds are good to go as far as smoking and vaping are concerned. But there are far more uses for your precious herb than first meet the eye. Through the use of processing tools, you can turn your cannabis into a range of other products, such as hash and other concentrates. For example, using hash-making equipment, this gear will separate and catch all of the resinous trichomes from your buds, which can then be compressed into high-grade hash.

BHO and oil-making equipment is also available. Simply place your cannabis inside a BHO roller and force some butane through it, and you'll have some BHO in next to no time that you can use alongside your favourite dab rig.

Lastly, if you've ever dreamed of turning your buds into cannabutter, it's simple, thanks to the array of easy-to-use products on offer. Once it's ready, simply add it to your favourite recipes in lieu of regular butter, and you've got some perfect edibles, ready to enjoy!

Make the most of your buds today

The harvest and after-harvest stages of cannabis cultivation are some of the most important. Ensuring that your buds are carefully and hygienically removed from the plant will give you more viable herb to play with. From here, you can use your buds as is, or turn them into all manner of hash and concentrates. So browse our inventory of everything you need for a successful harvest, and beyond, today.