My last crop was 12 plants and I was holding off making a trip to BC to give them time to ripen up then faced with the daunting and painful task of trimming it all up. Arthritic hands make trimming torture for me.
Four of the plants were a hi-CBD strain called Sebring's Revenge that I planned to use all to make cocobudder with. Works well for the arthritis and about a 10:1 ratio of CBD:THC. To speed things up I just snipped off anything with no sugar and put the buds in 2L tobacco cans and sealed them up with a strip of electrical tape around the seam. I use the cans for curing pot too and they work great. Food grade plastic with a slight taper and no shoulder like in a mason jar so the whole mass of buds slides out easily when curing. Anyway just sealed them up and stuck them in the freezer fresh off the plants.
For my batch of budder I used 20g from each can as I haven't got around to doing a Beam's test on them to see which might be higher in CDB and wanted to make sure the budder worked and it does.
Most of the regular pot is going to get much the same treatment as it will be used to make RSO for the wife. She doesn't smoke pot and I just smoke little hits in my pipe of a nice sativa for depression so don't need a lot of properly cured bud for that. I have a lot of keif too but think I'll make oil out of that for her. Still don't know for sure what the tumours on her liver are but started her on RSO about 3 months ago to be ahead of things if it's something nasty.