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Re: Greatwolf's Hydro Auto Blueberry & Tangerine Dream Grand Experiment Journal — 201
Hi Sue,
Sorry for the late reply but I knew I needed to write a longer one that was better suited to using the laptop than the tablet, but I'd already put it away. And I'd already apparently confused things enough in my last post.
I'm hoping to get 5-10 grams total dry (minimum) from the top 3 buds. If not, the next level down, about 8 small to medium buds, should be enough to make up the difference and close enough to ready at the same time, if necessary. My reasoning is that I have seen everything from 1 to 5 grams (dry) per ounce (assuming fluid ounce) of oil for extraction. Since 1 ounce is 29.57 ml, and assuming some oil is trapped in the bud and cheesecloth, 4 ounces of oil could net me about 100 ml. But only if I have 10 grams dry (or a little more). If it's closer to 5 grams, I'll go with 2 ounces (about 50 ml net). This would give me 2.5 grams per ounce or higher.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with glass. No matter what precautions we take, accidents can happen. I still plan on using canning jars as I have experience with them, but always check them prior to use. The material will be dry and decarbed, so that should help, and I never screw lids down hard, only loose. But I really appreciate the insight and can learn from others' mistakes as well as my own.
I do understand about about balanced ratio but let me digress for a moment. I have been using pure CBD for over 3 years now for pain management; I have crumble that I vape in wax vaporizer and 100% pure crystal that I mix my own ejuice (I'm a former smoker, quit by using ecigs 9 years ago ). I worked with my doctor to use CBD as an experiment first, then to replace the oxycodone I'd been taking for 4 years, before and after surgery, for pain management. My doctor understood how much I hated and feared oxy and so was willing to try alternate treatments. CBD gives virtually the same level of pain relief (20-40%), but works marginally better on painful, shooting, numbness (an unusual type of spasm) in the legs; reducing maximum episodes from 72+ hours to no more than 12. Neither work on a hypersensitive spot I have in the middle of the lower back or extends how long I can sit or walk.
So for initial seed order I picked a US distributor to receive them quickly and although they had some that had equal THC/CBD, none of those were auto, which I wanted for fast yield for testing. Because I can also use the CBD products I have, or mix them if necessary on this first grow to try determine what is effective. So CBD content was not a primary concern for the initial grow. I have been in touch with many back sufferers with similar (none have quite the same) symptoms; some are helped by 50/50, some by 2 to 1 (CBD to THC), and a few by LSD/LSD-25 (cannabis, not the drug), which has extremely high THC. So it's all over the map.
Yes, I did see just this week about the spot you are talking about (posted in 2 threads, no less), and since I also suffer from migraines this is more tha a little interesting to me. I was already planning on making a body butter or lotion from reading the magnus8 thread, and am eager to try this on the hypersensitive spot I mentioned. Your new application point, and that it might help migraines, is a bonus.
Now I think you see why I call this journal a grand experiment; it wasn't just the application of old standard strain techniques to autos to see if they would work, but to see about producing medicines quickly and effectively for me and my conditions. And passing all of this on, regardless of its effectiveness on me, to others for their use.
[Told you it would be a long post. ]
Cheers from the darkside
It sounds very plausible. Are you talking 5-10 grams from each top, wet? That should give you 3-6 grams dry, which would be at least decent potency. I'm hoping you get the higher ranges. You would prefer better than decent.
I had a jar of fresh harvest oil sitting in hot oil crack at the stage when there was still water in the material, and when that water and oil mixed it was dramatic! Since then I've worked with stainless containers for my oil production. Stainless can't break. At the time it was a critical harvest and I resolved to avoid the possibility of reaccurance.
I do all of my bud and oil storage in glass, but all of my oil production in stainless.
I don't recall asking if you've tried a balanced ratio approach for pain management? There's so little research to back up the contention that this is the answer, considering that the research was done by a company preparing to market a balanced ratio product, and I'm always curious about what goes on in the real world.
Did you catch our discovery about applying topicals to the pad at the top of the spine, base of the neck? I think it's time to find out the anatomical name for this body part. This isn't a proper way to communicate its placement. Anyway, it may be an excellent additional pathway for pain management as well. Worth keeping in mind for when you get to the topicals stage.
I'll keep an eye on what you're posting and see where it can be useful in the data banks. Lol!
Hi Sue,
Sorry for the late reply but I knew I needed to write a longer one that was better suited to using the laptop than the tablet, but I'd already put it away. And I'd already apparently confused things enough in my last post.
I'm hoping to get 5-10 grams total dry (minimum) from the top 3 buds. If not, the next level down, about 8 small to medium buds, should be enough to make up the difference and close enough to ready at the same time, if necessary. My reasoning is that I have seen everything from 1 to 5 grams (dry) per ounce (assuming fluid ounce) of oil for extraction. Since 1 ounce is 29.57 ml, and assuming some oil is trapped in the bud and cheesecloth, 4 ounces of oil could net me about 100 ml. But only if I have 10 grams dry (or a little more). If it's closer to 5 grams, I'll go with 2 ounces (about 50 ml net). This would give me 2.5 grams per ounce or higher.
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with glass. No matter what precautions we take, accidents can happen. I still plan on using canning jars as I have experience with them, but always check them prior to use. The material will be dry and decarbed, so that should help, and I never screw lids down hard, only loose. But I really appreciate the insight and can learn from others' mistakes as well as my own.
I do understand about about balanced ratio but let me digress for a moment. I have been using pure CBD for over 3 years now for pain management; I have crumble that I vape in wax vaporizer and 100% pure crystal that I mix my own ejuice (I'm a former smoker, quit by using ecigs 9 years ago ). I worked with my doctor to use CBD as an experiment first, then to replace the oxycodone I'd been taking for 4 years, before and after surgery, for pain management. My doctor understood how much I hated and feared oxy and so was willing to try alternate treatments. CBD gives virtually the same level of pain relief (20-40%), but works marginally better on painful, shooting, numbness (an unusual type of spasm) in the legs; reducing maximum episodes from 72+ hours to no more than 12. Neither work on a hypersensitive spot I have in the middle of the lower back or extends how long I can sit or walk.
So for initial seed order I picked a US distributor to receive them quickly and although they had some that had equal THC/CBD, none of those were auto, which I wanted for fast yield for testing. Because I can also use the CBD products I have, or mix them if necessary on this first grow to try determine what is effective. So CBD content was not a primary concern for the initial grow. I have been in touch with many back sufferers with similar (none have quite the same) symptoms; some are helped by 50/50, some by 2 to 1 (CBD to THC), and a few by LSD/LSD-25 (cannabis, not the drug), which has extremely high THC. So it's all over the map.
Yes, I did see just this week about the spot you are talking about (posted in 2 threads, no less), and since I also suffer from migraines this is more tha a little interesting to me. I was already planning on making a body butter or lotion from reading the magnus8 thread, and am eager to try this on the hypersensitive spot I mentioned. Your new application point, and that it might help migraines, is a bonus.
Now I think you see why I call this journal a grand experiment; it wasn't just the application of old standard strain techniques to autos to see if they would work, but to see about producing medicines quickly and effectively for me and my conditions. And passing all of this on, regardless of its effectiveness on me, to others for their use.
[Told you it would be a long post. ]
Cheers from the darkside