You may have been left slightly confused when you've seen us talk about "cleaning trichomes", "clean Dry Sift" or even "uncleaned Dry Sift" on social media, possibly imagining us with a sponge and dish soap, literally cleaning the Sift like you would with your dishes. However, this couldn't be more wrong or further from the truth! In this blog post, we're going to put some clarity on the matter and help you to understand exactly what we mean when we refer to cleaning Dry Sift

Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to this topic, but why? Here we look at the pro's and con's of each method, and explain the different ways in which each can be manipulated for medicinal purposes. So you're probably close to harvesting and are yet to decide upon the ultimate question; Do you wet or dry trim? But before answering that question, you should first think about what it is you plan on doing with those sugary leaves, and what is most suitable/convenie

Although Dry Sifting may be one of the easiest ways of collecting trichome heads, there's still a skill to it! In this blog post, we go into detail about how to use our Dry Sift screens, and also explain further about how to "clean" your trichomes from any contaminants using "static tech". What is Dry Sift? And what is it for? Dry Sift, also known as kief, is made up of tiny trichome heads that have been decapitated from their stems. Trichomes can be found coating those gorge