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It doesn't look kosher but had to say, definitely not hair from the flowers

These hair should stay in your catch bags (220 or 190) and possibly in your 160 but none should be in the lower microns. You have to deal with water-ice-trims and timing ratio, more water, less ice not too much trims is a good start the timing is simple start with a 2 or 3 minutes and from the...

It does to a point, you can see the process when you make Charas and let it age, when making Charas it is really hard to get rid of these hairs but after a few weeks they will disappear

Frenchy the Blackmailer!!! A blackmail done with photos of myself. Only a Frenchy could do that.

That's how it looks coming out of the freeze dryer, temp too high at 120F, it melted the resin while retaining terpenes but I must have loss at such a temp and I am waiting for my 60F set up

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Inspiration of the Day Fire OG

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Vortex with no hesitation

I use this thread to teach by answering questions so when there is no question it quiet down and I also started Instagram around that time which may also be a reason

You don't have to collect the 45 at every wash if you work with the 73 but you need to wash it thoroughly every time

You want a very large mesh and trims will pass through but worst case scenario you put it back if you feel that they have not been washed properly but it is generally not necessary

You want as little ice as possible, the ice only crush the trims

You don't want any type of filter in your working bucket it will hamper the flow and clog when you want to empty it

The resin was kept in the fridge until I had enough patties to fill my dryer, and it was pressed once dry. A machine simplify seriously the whole operation

Yes I did

Full spectrum (45 to 160 microns) Coockies The resin was collected during my last workshop

I thought it would help

You can just call and order, they are working on the Frenchy style bag page. I do press thin to be sure than every resin has burst open and is part of the mass