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![](http://<html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <p> <span style="font-size:36px;"><img alt="" src="http://howtobuildagrowroom.com/images/hydroponics/sifter/300px-Kif3.jpg" style="float: left; width: 150px; height: 175px; " /><a href="http://howtobuildagrowroom.com/Hydroponics/index.php/diyhydroponics/5-diypollensifter">DIY Pollen Sifter</a></span></p> <p> There are many uses for the trim after harvest. Even if I am going to make butter, process it through some bubble bags, or make oil I like to do a quick run through a sifter to collect some of the <a href="http://howtobuildagrowroom.com/Hydroponics/index.php/hydroponicdictionary/14-trichomes">trichomes</a> for pressing into <a href="http://howtobuildagrowroom.com/Hydroponics/index.php/growroomcomponents/lighting/15-hash">hash</a></p> </body> </html>)
There are many uses for the trim after harvest. Even if I am going to make butter, process it through some bubble bags, or make oil I like to do a quick run through a sifter to collect some of the trichomes for pressing into hash or just sprinkling on a bowl.
With all the other meathods I used in the past I would have a layer of kif on everything. I like this system because all the kif is contained in the bucket. You end up with more kif in the long run because there is no loss coating everything you own. This also helps out recucing allergies because there is no pollen floating around.
This is a small DIY hydro hut type grow tent I built in the corner of a room. Made out of 1x2 and 2x2 furring strips wrapped with panda paper. Over all this was a cheap alternative to the manufactured huts.