Thanks. Good to know.
When you make your carts do you mix in any flavored terpenes? That's my plan.
LMAO! We used to call those "land yachts."
Congrats on the new toy! @BakedARea used flavoured terpenes in his vape carts.
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Thanks. Good to know.
When you make your carts do you mix in any flavored terpenes? That's my plan.
LMAO! We used to call those "land yachts."
Thanks for letting me know that @BakeARea dabbles in carts too!Congrats on the new toy! @BakedARea used flavoured terpenes in his vape carts.
No, my goal was to go naked being unsure of additive safety. Some really don't need terps added, some will if that's your thing. This Dos-si-do is perfectly tasty pure.When you make your carts do you mix in any flavored terpines? That's my plan.
Lead sleds too! Dinosaurs weren't dead for long when they came out!"land yachts.
I didn't get it at first. So you set it in the press. Set time and temp and away it goes. I can't see why not unless you have a countertop oven that gives you the 250F. Then all you need is the inner chambers for almost free.@StoneOtter,
Please tell me what you think of this product? Seems like it could be a real time-saver. It's designed to be used with a heat press.
Here's the product description:
NS's answer to easy and fast decarboxylation! Meant to be used with all of the NS line of Machines. We simply add our solventless concentrates to the Silicone jar and enclose the flower in the Decarboxylation Capsule, then add to your machine according to the times below. Decarboxylation Capsule is made to seal under pressure in your NS press and needs to cool down completely prior to opening the capsule. When releasing the plates the capsule should not expand and should be easy to remove from the plates otherwise more time is needed to ensure the pressure build-up has safely released. Mini 250 degrees 20 minutes on 5 minutes off cool down then remove OG 250 degrees 17 minutes on 12 minutes off cool down then remove carefully XP and Touch 250 degrees 15 minutes on 10 minutes off / cool down then remove carefully Includes the mini silicone jar this food-grade silicone non-stick container sits in the center of this solid CNC milled 6061 Aluminum chamber. The Silicone Jar Measures 1.25″ in diameter .750″ tall each Decarboxylation Capsule comes with two Silicone Jar black and one white. The Decarboxylation Capsule Measures 1.5″ x 1″ tall.
Thanks for letting me know that @BakeARea dabbles in carts too!
I have the mini one of these. It works. As long as you can heat the rosin to ~150F or there abouts it will work. You can do it on a hot plate, a toaster oven, regular oven (waste of electricity IMO), or something like this. They all work well.@StoneOtter,
Please tell me what you think of this product? Seems like it could be a real time-saver. It's designed to be used with a heat press.
Here's the product description:
NS's answer to easy and fast decarboxylation! Meant to be used with all of the NS line of Machines. We simply add our solventless concentrates to the Silicone jar and enclose the flower in the Decarboxylation Capsule, then add to your machine according to the times below. Decarboxylation Capsule is made to seal under pressure in your NS press and needs to cool down completely prior to opening the capsule. When releasing the plates the capsule should not expand and should be easy to remove from the plates otherwise more time is needed to ensure the pressure build-up has safely released. Mini 250 degrees 20 minutes on 5 minutes off cool down then remove OG 250 degrees 17 minutes on 12 minutes off cool down then remove carefully XP and Touch 250 degrees 15 minutes on 10 minutes off / cool down then remove carefully Includes the mini silicone jar this food-grade silicone non-stick container sits in the center of this solid CNC milled 6061 Aluminum chamber. The Silicone Jar Measures 1.25″ in diameter .750″ tall each Decarboxylation Capsule comes with two Silicone Jar black and one white. The Decarboxylation Capsule Measures 1.5″ x 1″ tall.
I was under the impression that the terpines (or whatever other additive one uses) helped to achieve the viscosity required so that your pen won't clog and to make the pull less harsh.No, my goal was to go naked being unsure of additive safety. Some really don't need terps added, some will if that's your thing. This Dos-si-do is perfectly tasty pure.
That makes a lot of sense, Stone.I didn't get it at first. So you set it in the press. Set time and temp and away it goes. I can't see why not unless you have a countertop oven that gives you the 250F. Then all you need is the inner chambers for almost free.
Thanks Grandpa!I have the mini one of these. It works. As long as you can heat the rosin to ~150F or there abouts it will work. You can do it on a hot plate, a toaster oven, regular oven (waste of electricity IMO), or something like this. They all work well.
Congratulations!
Thanks Budman!That is on my short list of things to buy GDB. Congrats and I'm looking forward to watching you learn. Hopefully I'm only a few months behind you
I've considered them Shed. But the Nextlight Mega takes up so much room I don't see how I could get them hung.They look great! And yo-yo's work if you don't need to take them out once you tie them up.
That would work, but it set off my Lazy Meter.I'd go with bamboo personally. Maybe one tall piece in the middle strapped to the trunk and then tie the branches to it like a maypole?
I don't see a way to do that Carcass.Can you attach them to the light?
You may be right. I'm a little paranoid and have been trying to keep our rosin, rosin only for the same reason.I was under the impression that the terpines (or whatever other additive one uses) helped to achieve the viscosity required so that your pen won't clog and to make the pull less harsh.
I know, that's the way it was for me too until I started hitting itt's a bit unsettling. Now I'm asking myself why I didn't do my research before I bought the press.
I need to clarify…the 150F temperature I was referring to was for decarbing the rosin. I’m stoned most of the time so there is that… However, to answer your question…more than 20 minutes if you want to use it for carts. However, I’ve always used it between the plates just to decarb a small amount for edibles. For carts, that will work too, but you’ll have to add terps or dilutant…or whatever that stuff is called. Unless you let it heat for 24 hours or more. It hurts my throat with terps added, but some people like it. It works for me in a pinch if I’m traveling though.Thanks Grandpa!
Does it work as quickly as their 20 minute claim if you don't put it between the heat press plates?
And have you ever used it between the plates?
Thanks for letting me know that @BakeARea dabbles in carts too!
I'm sure that once I bombard him with questions, he will want to thank you too!
No, my goal was to go naked being unsure of additive safety. Some really don't need terps added, some will if that's your thing. This Dos-si-do is perfectly tasty pure.
Lead sleds too! Dinosaurs weren't dead for long when they came out!
That would work, but it set off my Lazy Meter.
I don't see a way to do that Carcass.
These plants aren't that tall (tallest 2 are both 24 inches above the soil). I'm considering one of these two types, or maybe both so it can be a one-time purchase. What do you guys think?
They're plastic-coated metal and come in a variety of heights. On the second set, the bottom stakes are about 9-10 inches apart, so they would go well in the 5 gallon pots.
Seems like the ones in the first pic might do the job, if they're long enough and strong enough.What do you guys think?
Haaa haaa. Ask away man. Glad to help where I can. Especially with my mistakes.Thanks for letting me know that @BakeARea dabbles in carts too!
I'm sure that once I bombard him with questions, he will want to thank you too!
You are correct. And there are different grades to liquid terps and viscosity boosters. I have been thrilled with my @PeakSupplyCo products. I ended up stocking up on various flavors. Specifically though, their viscosity booster is excellent at preserving the natural terp profile of the rosin you use. If you mess up your dry or cure (like I keep doing), then adding a drop of a flavored terp profile can really make it an enjoyable experience.I was under the impression that the terpines (or whatever other additive one uses) helped to achieve the viscosity required so that your pen won't clog and to make the pull less harsh.
There is so much room for trial and error. I'm sure your flower is much better than mine. You could probably pull off amazing rosin presses right out of the gate. The biggest thing I learned is get excellent parchment paper. Don't waste time with shitty paper. PLEASE accept that'll wisdom and don't try the crap from Walmart of from your kitchen.But I've just scratched the surface as far as my research on this topic goes, so I'm not too sure about most things yet.
It's a bit unsettling. Now I'm asking myself why I didn't do my research before I bought the press.
That makes a lot of sense, Stone.
I'm going to look for a way to support them other than jamming a bunch of bamboo stakes into the pots. That makes them hard to water and doesn't usually work that well for me either.
ITS beat me to it. I was going to suggest the same thing. I have a couple plants supported by a main stake and then I use wire, similar to what @Carcass does with his carhooks and support the branches to the main stake if needed. Makes it much easier to water. I also do not like having a bunch of bamboo in my pots.That thing is wall to wall... !
I'd go with bamboo personally. Maybe one tall piece in the middle strapped to the trunk and then tie the branches to it like a maypole?
I was too Otter. Until I learned how the good ones are actually made. The distillation process makes for very clean substances. That helped me feel better about not having to try and recreate the commercial grade carts. I still have not made enough to feel like I know what I'm talking about. But I do feel safe using the additives I have tried so far. I have seen some other products on the Zon that I would steer clear from. Also, just so you all know that MANY of the commercial grade carts are made with THC distillate and then large amount of terps are added. Hence the harsh rips and sometimes unnatural flavor experience.You may be right. I'm a little paranoid and have been trying to keep our rosin, rosin only for the same reason.
I believe lower quality carts with poor additives are too harsh. Or when too much of viscosity booster or terps are added. I made that mistake on a couple carts. I lowered the temp on my pen and took smaller rips. That helped to reduce the harsh hits a lot. The few carts I made that were "just right" had no bad aftertaste or harsh hits.It hurts my throat with terps added, but some people like it.
That's doubtful.I'm sure your flower is much better than mine.
That's doubtful too.You could probably pull off amazing rosin presses right out of the gate.
Too late. Mine is from Costco.The biggest thing I learned is get excellent parchment paper. Don't waste time with shitty paper. PLEASE accept that'll wisdom and don't try the crap from Walmart of from your kitchen.
I'm sure at some point I "will want." Thanks for the offer, and you take care too, Baked!I'll do my best to clear my rosin press and cart making space to get back at it so I can share more of my cart recipes. Feel free to ask away GDB if you want. If you don't...that's cool too. Take care.