You’re not likely to see anything green. The coarser sift is slightly greener, but not by much.
120m kief at bottom and 190m at top.
120m kief at bottom and 190m at top.
Bubble hash
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Dankman_420
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This channel is the best for hash knowledge IMO
Dankman_420
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I just looked at the last post. Looks like it won't play back.
Anyway the channel is called
" Bubble man's world"
He's a canuk that really has a lot of knowledge about hash. Good luck fellas
Anyway the channel is called
" Bubble man's world"
He's a canuk that really has a lot of knowledge about hash. Good luck fellas
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Thanks brother ill go check it out
So what do you two bags do you recommend - 120 and 160 ? have 2 Sugar Cane (In House Genetics) and a Skunk Hero (Ethos) have 30 days left in flower and then give my hand in "pressing"You’re not likely to see anything green. The coarser sift is slightly greener, but not by much.
120m kief at bottom and 190m at top.
Going to give it a look -- Thanks !!
I agree !!!! easy like the old saying "Keep it Simple"Dry ice is really common around here. It can be bought by the LB at local grow stores, grocery stores
Freeze dried broke up erb or trim, drop it in bubble bag put in some dry ice. Wait couple minutes till you see frost on outside of bag. Then lightly shake over counter top.
Easy peasy.
I personally think dry sift is more flavorful than any other way. But it's just my humble opinion
Dry sift FTW. I just made hash oil yesterday using Everclear.
Wow... very very concentrated.
Wow... very very concentrated.
OldMedUser
Formerly Known as LabRat
I'm a big dry sift fan and have been making it for 20 years using these 8" lab sieves. I have half a pound of the stuff aging like fine wine. (I hope)
Shitload of sugar trim and popcorn in the freezer to deal with too. It's the right time of year for processing too. Barely above freezing in the mud room and the RH is only 15%. Just have to put my rig gear on to stand in there to do it without getting hypothermic. Lol
I save the used and finely ground pot to flush with iso and get a goodly amount of decent oil from that tho never kept track of the yields. Always meant to by bubble bags but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Shitload of sugar trim and popcorn in the freezer to deal with too. It's the right time of year for processing too. Barely above freezing in the mud room and the RH is only 15%. Just have to put my rig gear on to stand in there to do it without getting hypothermic. Lol
I save the used and finely ground pot to flush with iso and get a goodly amount of decent oil from that tho never kept track of the yields. Always meant to by bubble bags but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
I used to do dry sift that way with stainless steel washers and shake it.
I switched to larger trays. Not sure which is better. The shake with the round lab sieves is a good one. They cheaper than the trays with screen for sure. I just bought some 160 micron silk screen frames gonna give them a go here next.
I switched to larger trays. Not sure which is better. The shake with the round lab sieves is a good one. They cheaper than the trays with screen for sure. I just bought some 160 micron silk screen frames gonna give them a go here next.
