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Happy New Year! :)

Hey Fadedawg ! Thank You and Happy New Year! :) When the resin adheres to smooth glass, and not to the palms, it is easier to assemble and charas is a much cleaner. But it was a toy experiment, consider it by the method is not serious.

This chart was published in an article of forensic researchers from Hungary. G.O. Joe found it in Journal of Chromatography, 520 (1990) 339-347 and quoted as pdf in ICMag thread «UNDERSTANDING CANNABINOIDS”. In the original, the schedule is not well read, I redrew it anew, added Fahrenheit...

Sure, you'll get smth like this -

What do you think is more risky, rapid evaporation of butane with a high concentration in the air for a short time or slow evaporation with a low concentration, but for a longer time?

Not necessary freeze fresh flowers straight from the vine. Ethanol does not penetrate to where the cells have the juice. The result would be an excellent for flushing time up to 5 minutes. It is important that the epithelium is not damaged. Ask Google's theme of "Amber in 15 minutes from...

I hope you will not mind this change? I would not.

Another quote from G.O.Joe - ", so if anyone wants to know what happens when you substitute other things for Everclear, there's this patent. It pre-dates GW Pharma winterization claims that were patented anyways. http://www.google.com/patents/US6730519 The relevant part is at the end where...

Quote to hint – "One need only study the basic details of GW’s original process patent filed in 2002, and issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2008, to see how their product is nothing more than a highly characterized, twenty-first century version of hash oil ... In the final step...

I feel the same, I don't know who coined "OIL"...

Hey mrcryce ! I have to agree that I was involved in popularization, but the term was coined much earlier, United States Patent 3,048,491 1962 (Filed Mar. 8, 1960) Winterization process http://www.google.com/patents/US3048491 With regard to cannabis, the term "winterization" used in the...

More current term is – graphomania (click here).

Racemic? Wow! If you're talking about a light yellow iso, untidy scraped on your avatar, it was undoubtedly THCA.

Thanks for the link, read on the first page - [0006] Purified trans-(-)-Δ9-THC is a thick, viscous, resinous material that has been compared to pine-tree sap and rubber cement. Dipl. troll from the drugstore, stop shitting next to my messages, please. I am writing to calm people with...

After such "natural decarboxylation" resin is brittle because is still in carboxyl form. After the correct decarboxylation fragility gone and will never return. The phenolic form does not crystallize.

I do not think drying the extract under the fan and without heating, can be called "natural decarboxylation." This process decarboxylates resin only in a very small degree if anything. If the extract is still fragile, so it is not decarboxylated.

There is a rule of thumb - not spit into the acid! I would advise to keep your skin from charring and without a strong need not to use any acid, painful consequences are scary.

wow! :) thank you! :) In my opinion, you clog up the topic describing your unconfirmed achievements. This is just vanity and inflated self-esteem on a background of low resistance to stress. Take it easy at last, I see that you are the "king" and very cool, relax please, LOL.

For exact knowledge you need to extract the same material at different temperatures and to make a comparison of the %% of separated waxes. In my amateur experiments with thermos and freezer I saw flakes of wax immediately after the dissolution of the "warm" BHO in ethanol, but they did not...

I personally have never tried pure THC, did not even see it firsthand, just on a computer screen. But recently, after your bright retort, when you called me a troll, I asked Sam_Skunkman, a respected person who is professionally engaged in the study of the properties of cannabis, the author of...