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Afternoon all,
Started pressing some more dry sift, thought I would share some pictures
Started pressing some more dry sift, thought I would share some pictures
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Damn Celt you are giving hash fart a chubby ,a future photo of the month a seeAfternoon all,
Started pressing some more dry sift, thought I would share some pictures
You tell HashFart to keep his chubby away from my ballsDamn Celt you are giving hash fart a chubby
Maybe in the spring for me. I really love hash. Thanks, nice method for your cooktop!Hey Otter,
Yes I started pressing like Frenchie, watched many of his videos lol
And ice water hash presses quite easily like he does, but this dry sift is much more work.
I should have took more pictures lol maybe next run I will get Krista to shoot a video of the process but I will describe it.
I have a glass top stove, so I boil a big pot of water on one burner and turn a second burner on as well to warm the surface. Once the water boils, I turn off both burners and when I can touch the top with a wet finger and it doesn't sizzle, then I start.
I put down parchment paper on the warm burner, drop a block of dry sift on it and cover with a 2nd piece of parchment paper. I then use the pot of hot water to press. I keep flipping the block and being heated on both sides it works nice. Once the sift has melted and spread out, I pull the paper, fold the hash a couple of times and repress it. After doing this, I get what you see in the first picture. Like brick hash, sticky but quite hard.
Then comes the hard work. To get it like the ball in the second picture , I take pieces about the size of a marble and start kneading it in my hands until it becomes pliable, really sticky and uniform, and then roll it into a ball. Each new ball gets kneaded into the last and I keep building one big ball. So far I have about 1 of 3 oz rolled up. Takes about an hour of kneading for each ounce.
Hello! That hash method sounds like something I could handle.Evening Shed,
I had a look at both the dry sift and the pressed hash under a cheap digital microscope. I can see no green, just the entire trichomes (head and stalk), so aside from the Cannabinoids and terpenes, it would just be the plant waxes that form the trichomes.
It looks much different, under the microscope, than ice water hash. The ice water seems to be more just the trichome heads.
I also found it takes more work to press it. After heating and pressing the ice water hash, it kneaded and rolled into a ball very easily and became very gooey and soft. A ball of it would start to flatten under its own weight.
The dry sift, after heating and pressing, was sticky but somewhat hard. You could fold it, press it, tear pieces of like brick hash. It required a LOT of kneading to make it soft and mouldable.
I would like to say it cures like temple ball hash, the ice water would, but that first ball is not going to last long enough but the next round will get to cure
I asked yesterday if they have any and got the answerFeed stores often sell it for farmers sterilizing tools etc
Morning CopperHello! That hash method sounds like something I could handle.
Any chance on you getting photos through that microscope cam? I would love to see dry vs wet sift end results at the trichome level.
Maybe some things need a video but your explanation of the process was good enough for me!I should have took more pictures lol maybe next run I will get Krista to shoot a video of the process but I will describe it.
Damn Celt you are giving hash fart a chubby
You tell HashFart to keep his chubby away from my balls
Maybe in the spring for me.
No definitely not but they have a fairly big cattle operation and some veterinary stuff going on, so... probably need to smoke a lot of oil I guess?So did he admit to having it and sell you some?
Haha! I've never called it a spring!Maybe some things need a video but your explanation of the process was good enough for me!
I LOL'd when I read these in order:
I thought we were off to a whole other topic...
Celt, long time no see, how’re things out east!?