Winterizing Rosin?
- Thread starter bez420
- Start date
R&RHashman
Well-Known Member
why? I don't think it would make sense to do so.
bez420
Well-Known Member
So you've never done it?
R&RHashman
Well-Known Member
it will simply be a winterized concentrate afterwards. and I thought rosin was the purest most tastiest most stoniest hash ever made? or so I see a lot of people claim. after you winterize you may see a slight increase in overall THC % but nothing to get excited about, unless you are making a really impure extract to begin with.
bez420
Well-Known Member
Nope rosin is tastier with more terps but not more pure THC. When your heat pressing it brings out waxes, lipids, and fats. That's what winterization simply removes, therefor higher %. Guess I'll be getting some rosin and the identical winterized rosin to a lab soon. I bet it increases the THC % quite a bit!
Yo Twitch, you got a lab guy you'd suggest?
Yo Twitch, you got a lab guy you'd suggest?
R&RHashman
Well-Known Member
I didn't know we could get our stuff tested? sweet I want to find out about this!
DemonTrich
Well-Known Member
Rosin IS solventless, why add a solvent? Makes absolutely NO logical sence. Rosin uses heat and pressure to extract the good stuff. There will be NO waxes or other impurities in the end result.
DemonTrich
Well-Known Member
I can see getting minute waxes from trim, what about keif presses from a dry ice extraction? That's how I'll be doing my.squeezes.
qwizoking
Well-Known Member
winterizing can remove the waxy shell of the trichome..
of course there are lots of waxes on the leaves and what not, and obviously more so if over ferted (n) that you dont extract.
but all methods solvenless or whatever take the contents of the trichome at minimum.. the plant waxes still melt
if that makes sense
of course there are lots of waxes on the leaves and what not, and obviously more so if over ferted (n) that you dont extract.
but all methods solvenless or whatever take the contents of the trichome at minimum.. the plant waxes still melt
if that makes sense
Last edited:
Greengenes707
Well-Known Member
This is something that I have been wondering for a long time.
Winterize or distill...or both. I know ideally both. But if just distilling, then it could keep it's solventless status.
I have never done either, but do my fair share of squishing, and want to go pure'er.
Solventless is great and if you can do just as good(quality and yield). That's the way I want to go. But I also know that hydrocarbon extracts are fine and can be done totally safe and make awesome products. Just not by any joe blow like can be done with rosin...especially flower rosin, which is the most contaminated with waxes and lipids that winterizing removes.
A major issue with bho is legality. Rosin a a way of getting that base crude extract another way.
Just knowing how much waxes and lipids the average rosin contains. I've heard and seen conflicting info.
Winterize or distill...or both. I know ideally both. But if just distilling, then it could keep it's solventless status.
I have never done either, but do my fair share of squishing, and want to go pure'er.
Solventless is great and if you can do just as good(quality and yield). That's the way I want to go. But I also know that hydrocarbon extracts are fine and can be done totally safe and make awesome products. Just not by any joe blow like can be done with rosin...especially flower rosin, which is the most contaminated with waxes and lipids that winterizing removes.
A major issue with bho is legality. Rosin a a way of getting that base crude extract another way.
Just knowing how much waxes and lipids the average rosin contains. I've heard and seen conflicting info.
Bublonichronic
Well-Known Member
No way brah, the hair straightener magically only extracts the stuff you want not the other stuff with similar properties...but I do think the ideas stupid if your gonna use etoh to clean it up then just make a ethanol extract in the first place, work smarter not harder..or somthing like that
R&RHashman
Well-Known Member
Z3r0Z3r0
Well-Known Member
Ethanol extraction is hillbilly wax
If you put bud directly in ethanol u get too much clorophyl, which is why ethanol is used after first blast
THing is with rosin it could be a good idea to make higher THC percentage only you would probably lose taste
Bublonichronic
Well-Known Member
If your etoh extract is full of chlorophyll your doing it wrong
Z3r0Z3r0
Well-Known Member
Read it didnt try it, they say ethanol on plant means its too much clorophyl, that butane is not as much clorophyl, hence you use alcohol after initial butane blast
