myke
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I don’t see a problem with freezing for 3 months.maybe frenchy talks about it in his video’s?I see.
And what with lollipop trim, topping etc?
It will be 3 months of collecting, freeze all this time?
I don’t see a problem with freezing for 3 months.maybe frenchy talks about it in his video’s?I see.
And what with lollipop trim, topping etc?
It will be 3 months of collecting, freeze all this time?
Not sure lollipop trim would be worth anything. Strain dependent of course, I've got one strain that hardly frosts the leaves at all and another that frosted her stems so much that I have intentions on running the stems through an ice extraction.
So now you grind/cut it up and let it dry?
So its dry already from last weekends work?It's a completely dry ball of hash (temple ball). It looks wet just because it's a mass of resin. It's already gone through the process of rolling with the bottle, folding and folding, more rolling, etc. until all the trichome heads are broken and it has the consistency of sticky soft putty.
After it "cures" for a month or so in air, it develops a kind of impervious rind. After that I wrap it up tightly in cellophane wrap, then vacuum pack it and put in the deep freezer along with the rest of the collection. I'm a collector of sorts. lol
So its dry already from last weekends work?
Well thanks. I’m going to press mine now.should be dry was made last Friday.Yes it is. I find if it's still a bit wet, it doesn't stick together properly and form a consistent mass. Plus you'll see if it has moisture still in it while rolling, especially if you use parchment paper because the paper does absorb moisture and you'll see its effect. If you leave it too long as very fine powder on cardboard in open air, you'll lose terpenes quickly after it's finished drying.
Well thanks. I’m going to press mine now.should be dry was made last Friday.
It's a completely dry ball of hash (temple ball). It looks wet just because it's a mass of resin. It's already gone through the process of rolling with the bottle, folding and folding, more rolling, etc. until all the trichome heads are broken and it has the consistency of sticky soft putty.
After it "cures" for a month or so in air, it develops a kind of impervious rind. After that I wrap it up tightly in cellophane wrap, then vacuum pack it and put in the deep freezer along with the rest of the collection. I'm a collector of sorts. lol
Ok sweet I pressed it. What a smell. So now what my ball is pretty firm.
I use a 20 gallon brute filled with ice on bottom then i put my 5 gallon in the brute and fill the sides with ice. It will have a lot of condensation on the brute so be aware. Thought you might like this approach. @Richard DrysiftA few tips about running bubble from a master hash maker....
1. Use fresh solid home made ice from an big old ice tray; no store bought ice that will melt right away. You want it to last as long as possible.
2. Be gentle...cold makes trichome heads fall. Hard stirring will cause a lot of trash to fall into the bags. Machines work well because of this; they slosh the material around instead of beating it.
3. Use only as much water as is needed to loosen the material. Should be just fluid enough to spin around. More ice than water; kind of like a giant slushy. It will loosen up even more as it melts.
4. Cool down the water by melting ice in it in a bucket before using it. I buy ice from the gas station only for this...it is easily crushed into small shards by throwing it on pavement and melts away in seconds.
5. Insulate your bucket or washer; I use bubble wrap and tape. Makes the ice last longer.
6. Use ALL the bags. Yes you can make some shitty hash with just 3 bags but it will be real dirty. Get the full 8 bag set...
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I use a 20 gallon brute filled with ice on bottom then i put my 5 gallon in the brute and fill the sides with ice. It will have a lot of condensation on the brute so be aware. Thought you might like this approach.