Yup duh Baker error lol I removed and cleaned out sack/bag thanks a lot man . I mis read the instructions apparently lol. what a beautiful machine though well done .Only downside to grinding the herb is losing some trichomes...shake is perfect though!
And most definitely remove bag unless you want it shredded to bits! The blender will make quick work of it
Hey you said to run it for longer then an hr based on your experience do I just re run it again same setting oil 160F for hr again ? Would you highly advice a second hr ? Or second cycle ?Only downside to grinding the herb is losing some trichomes...shake is perfect though!
And most definitely remove bag unless you want it shredded to bits! The blender will make quick work of it
I've never ran it for only 1 hour so I dont have anything to compare it to in that aspect...I would suggest doing a second cycle, it definitely wont hurt anything and will likely improve the finished product!
Thanks man not really familiar with kitchen cooking baking . Leave that to the pros lol but this is fairly easy and convenient for sure . Appreciate your help today thanks a lot .
Anytime brother
Safe travels Them! Thanks for the input on leaf trimmingSounds like a solid plan to me. Remember you can always spray the inside of the cup too to help bring up humididty. But I do like to give my cuts a little mist here and there as well. Best of luck.
I am doing well. Last day of vacation in the sonoran desert and then back to Alaska lol. I'm a little nervous to see if the auto water did its job and if my clones made it, but I have high hopes
. Great info.Hey sorry Joe! Busy day at work. In the bag? As Laquer said...NO! Also, I do 8 hour infusion in oil at 160º, so put it back in and let it run all day. Longer is better.
I’ve also used it outside (for plants in the ground) successfully. For plants in a container, unless you have moderately hard water (for calcium and magnesium), you’re probably going to have a hard time adding enough Cal/Mag because of the already high nitrogen (most cal/mag formulations use calcium nitrate, which will increase the nitrogen further).
Here’s the ingredients:
Ingredients: Total Nitrogen (N) (24%) (Ammoniacal Nitrogen (3.5%), Urea Nitrogen (20.5%), Available Phosphate (P?O5) (8%), Soluble Potash (K?O) (16%), Boron (B) (0.02%), Copper (Cu) (0.07%), Water Soluble Copper (Cu) (0.07%), Iron (Fe) (0.15%), Chelated Iron (Fe) (0.15%), Magnesium (Mn) (0.05%), Chelated Magnesium (Mn) (0.05%), Molybdenum (Mo) (0.0005%), Zinc (Zn) (0.06%), Water Soluble Zinc (Zn) (0.06%), Derived from Ammonium Sulfate, Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Urea, Urea Phosphate, Boric Acid, Copper Sulfate, Iron EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Sodium Molybdate, and Zinc Sulfate.
They also use a lot of urea for nitrogen, which is less ideal than nitrate or ammonium for a plant with a relatively short period of vegetation like cannabis.
Still, if that’s all ya have...
Recommended dose is 1/2 teaspoon/gal
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Haha mSafe travels Them! Thanks for the input on leaf trimming
Hey sorry Joe! Busy day at work. In the bag? As Laquer said...NO! Also, I do 8 hour infusion in oil at 160º, so put it back in and let it run all day. Longer is better.
235º for 35 minutes seems low and short to me. Most folks here go with 240º for at least an hour. You can always heat the finished oil to complete the decarb if you want.
if you figure your trim at 10% THC, your oil will be no more than 3mg THC/ml oil. If you're microdosing that's fine, but it you want it to hit you, you will need to up the amount of oil in a dose.
Hit me back if you need me to clarify anything!
Thanks @LaquerHead for jumping in!
No worries Joe! I'm sure you can work with what you have.
That’s what I need to think of next lol ways to try it right now ? Hmmm so fridge for week or two unless it looks funky. Or freeze in freezer for long term .. okay cool . Just always helps when unsure of things to get a second opinion as I don’t have many friends . My fault I’m sure but it is what it is .
We're your friends Joe. We really are! And y'all are my friends I hope. I don't have many in real life either
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Thanks brotha .We're your friends Joe. We really are! And y'all are my friends I hope. I don't have many in real life either
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Thanks bossLooks good! Enjoy
Yeah iv thought of that bc iv heard ppl say ooo u cant over feed with cal mag im thinking hows that when its loaded with N lolI’ve also used it outside (for plants in the ground) successfully. For plants in a container, unless you have moderately hard water (for calcium and magnesium), you’re probably going to have a hard time adding enough Cal/Mag because of the already high nitrogen (most cal/mag formulations use calcium nitrate, which will increase the nitrogen further).
Here’s the ingredients:
Ingredients: Total Nitrogen (N) (24%) (Ammoniacal Nitrogen (3.5%), Urea Nitrogen (20.5%), Available Phosphate (P?O5) (8%), Soluble Potash (K?O) (16%), Boron (B) (0.02%), Copper (Cu) (0.07%), Water Soluble Copper (Cu) (0.07%), Iron (Fe) (0.15%), Chelated Iron (Fe) (0.15%), Magnesium (Mn) (0.05%), Chelated Magnesium (Mn) (0.05%), Molybdenum (Mo) (0.0005%), Zinc (Zn) (0.06%), Water Soluble Zinc (Zn) (0.06%), Derived from Ammonium Sulfate, Potassium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Urea, Urea Phosphate, Boric Acid, Copper Sulfate, Iron EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Sodium Molybdate, and Zinc Sulfate.
They also use a lot of urea for nitrogen, which is less ideal than nitrate or ammonium for a plant with a relatively short period of vegetation like cannabis.
Still, if that’s all ya have...
Recommended dose is 1/2 teaspoon/gal
Is it hurting anything to keep my room at 60% rh? Just wondering bc my plants are loving it but i dont want to cause harm either...Looks good! Enjoy
