Derbybud
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Politicians are to represent us. That's BS. They don't know what we want and don't care. We don't had be enough money too wet their palms.
EtOH extraction with vacuum purge
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420GreenHands
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Sorry to hear that @Rider509, along with everyone else hear I tip my hat to you good sir. You da man. You’re right about the quality of the dry ice method suffering, I used my end product to top bowls/cones, etc. it never was “dabbable”
Scrogdawg
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If the passion is in growing, then having several pounds of contraband in storage is simply an unnecessary risk. I don't blame you for doing this one little bit.
Guy Cavallero
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Guy Cavallero
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I've known all along that you're a stand up dude Rider, but your generosity never ceases to amaze me. Why it couldn't be donated is mind boggling!
Sad day in Mudville.......
Sad day in Mudville.......
TheFertilizer
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Sad day. Other than what was produced for my brother and a small holdback for personal use all of the excess was denatured with gasoline and tossed. I love growing but with the wacky laws between the state and the Feds I'm taking no chances. It boggles the mind that this wonderful plant is still treated like cocaine or heroin on the Federal level and that state laws don't take into account bumper crops.
Ah that is a bummer man. I was going to say maybe you could concentrate it and it would come in under weight limits, but I guess maybe consider that for next time or something.
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Rider509
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The laws are convoluted and difficult to understand, but I think Washington sets the possession limit at 7g for concentrates of any kind.
Great write-up Rider! Sorry to hear about the overage you had to dump. Hang on to enough gear to start up again when the laws change or the need arises. Might not be your brother (for a long while), but you never know where you might be able to help again.