Search results

Yes, it is about reclaim - fully oxidized condensate of completely decarboxylated resin with an absolute lack of any characteristic odor. Despite the complete lack of odor psychoactivity of this product is very high. This means that the smell is not mandatory key to action.

Interconnection between flavor and potency is not so straight. Reclaim condensed from the vapor / smoke of absolute amber, has very strong potency, despite the complete absence of odor.

I use a Pyrex teapot. Butane from the extractor pour into the teapot, evaporate butane from the teapot, add ethanol to the teapot, stir to dissolve BHO from walls, put the teapot in the freezer. Saves a lot of work and clean hands - no need to scrape, collect on parchment, to shift into a...

Tell us more in details please.

Remember that Vapor Density: 2.49 (Air = 1)

What is already known about the parameters of decarboxylation in a vacuum?

Reclaim is far from ideal extract. At high temperature resin loses its flavor, THCA is decarboxylated to THC and THC partially degraded in the CBN. Activity profile turns to more sedative, suitable for oral ingestion, odorless, never hardens.

This error is annoyingly returns again and again, as autumn fly. Collected condensed vapor is called “reclaim”.

double post deleted

Yes. It's about the undried, juicy plant matter, right off the vine. For soaking the material is poured freely and not compacted, the flowers are not damaged and do not let the juice, it freezes inside. No risk of freezing in the ice block.

Did I understand correctly that, following the boiling points, the vacuum shifts the graphics of decarboxylation? Short heating to the boiling point of water during the evaporation of ethanol on a steam bath at atmospheric pressure, leaves amber in brittle form, not decarboxylated.

Hey kermit2692, ..which could stop extraction of unwanted components from plant’s body. .. not use tube, but use thermos for long soaking.