GlaucomaMeds
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Awesome info dude! Thanks for sharing.I don't save anything that doesn't have trichs on it. If you are referring to juicing the leaves then I have no idea. I take all my trim that has trichs on it and jar it up just I like I do my bud and let it cure. I then decarb it on a baking sheet in the oven and put it into the machine. In my experience all trim is usually amber by this time so to me it's all the same. Amber trichs make me stony and sleepy. I also grow 4 different strains each time and rarely get enough trim to make separate batches of each strain so I mix it altogether. If I was using bud I wouldn't do this. If you use bud you would want to keep it separate so you can feel the differences in the high and have it not be jumbled. Maybe cross mixing sativas with other sativas and same with indicas might be fine but I would personally rather keep it separated if I was using quality material.
The nice part about the magic butter machine is that you can do as much or as little as you want. It's super easy to use and clean and doing a bunch of littler batches would be no big deal. I really wouldn't be including just plain leaves in it ever. Trim can be used to make butter or tincture. I have also infused oil for cooking, coconut oil for chocolates and hard candies. I have made alcohol tinctures with it but still haven't tried the results. I let it sit in a mason jar for about 6 months now and it looks like RSO oil. In the process of learning how to make topicals as well. Made a couple batches of oils and creams that turned out well but were not infused. I will be looking into growing some CBD strains for those. Don't think THC does much for the skin and muscles like CBD does.
As a slight heads up I tried alcohol infused with THC a few years back, fair warning its messy. It really hits hard and out of nowhere. Atleast in my case it did, the combination had me all numb and fuzzy, but spinning in my head .
Now I'm off to look into the butter machine and read up on your coco techniques (I want to try coco soon so who better to learn off than a POtM winner! - congrats btw) .
Cheers.