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Rare D MI · Feb 2, 2013

mushead said:
Rare D is there any special reasoning behind that method? i use to do that too but i end up with enough trim after awhile and some has to wait and cure, which made me start curing it all first. not sure if i thought it made it taste better, or just because of the time issues that i stayed with it? its been so long its just habbit now.

It just provides the purest quality hash. I ended up in the same situation as you. Didnt have enough space to freeze all the wet trim, then it would pile up dry. Then I started spinning batches dry and the quality dropped considerably. Shortly after I started blasting bho instead.

mushead · Feb 3, 2013

right on. thats kinda why i started jarring my trim so i good keep it from getting brittle, that is the worst. ive made about four runs on this bubble machine so i think i may try that this next run and see what my yield is compared to before. i'll have to step in a lil quieter to a bho forum this time when im done, see if anyone would be interested in running my washed trim. im curious to see whats left over.

The Growery · Feb 3, 2013

st0wandgrow said:
I save only the trim which is really covered in trichs. I even trim the tips off of what I'm saving. The less "green matter" that you are using the better.

I dry mine for about 24 hours, then bag them up and put them in the freezer.

I know subcools name is dirt in the section of RIU, but he has a really good sticky on bubble hash making. Short concise videos, which are easy to follow along to.

I have stepped my hash game up by water curing my lowers and trim. You can remove a lot of chlorophyll, salts, and other undesirable stuff from the material that you don't want in your hash by doing this first. I soak everything in a 5 gallon bucket for about 4-5 days, changing the water every 24 hrs. You will be amazed at all of the shit that will leach out of the buds/trim each time you change the water. The more stuff you can purge from the material prior to making the bubble hash, the more pure your end product will be.

I do the same thing, first trim ends of sugar leaf and fan leafs, hang dry and trim again and save the trim. labor intensive but higher quality trim that way

mushead · Feb 3, 2013

st0wandgrow said:
I save only the trim which is really covered in trichs. I even trim the tips off of what I'm saving. The less "green matter" that you are using the better.

I dry mine for about 24 hours, then bag them up and put them in the freezer.

I know subcools name is dirt in the section of RIU, but he has a really good sticky on bubble hash making. Short concise videos, which are easy to follow along to.

I have stepped my hash game up by water curing my lowers and trim. You can remove a lot of chlorophyll, salts, and other undesirable stuff from the material that you don't want in your hash by doing this first. I soak everything in a 5 gallon bucket for about 4-5 days, changing the water every 24 hrs. You will be amazed at all of the shit that will leach out of the buds/trim each time you change the water. The more stuff you can purge from the material prior to making the bubble hash, the more pure your end product will be.

intersting for sure. ive never heard of water curing untill you said something. well sort of, some guys make a h2o2 solution to kill powdery milldew,and submerge there buds, thats a bout as far as i knew. you learn somethin cool everyday. anyone seen other countries hash tech? the US is killin it with the quality. the sun cured stuff looked soooo nasty.

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