Morning folks....just relaxing...nice morning to take some bird pics
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A Guide to Fishsticks
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Not since the 70's. Lots of Hemp was going around. You can't tell hemp for drug types by looks.
Sour Dubb passes her terpenes in most crosses shes used in.
THC potency doesn't equate to yield as far as I know. Potency degrades over time. If tested right after harvest you will get the best results. 3 months later it will be lower, 3 months after that it will be lower again. This is why testing for potency is useless IMO. By the time the end users get the product it will be lower than what it tested at.
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I was like 12 - 13 years old or something, when the Bandit movies were playing. I think I still got scars on my pecker from beating it up so much to this here girl.
The fruit flavors on top of the Sour dubb, are apple and pear
mornin campers...
watching the vuelta stage...on the second to last climb now,like 25km to go in the stage...
watching the vuelta stage...on the second to last climb now,like 25km to go in the stage...
that was an exciting finish...super steep climb,grades up to 26%,and another big mountain stage tomorrow...3 in a row...
alrighty...morning chores done so off to the grow shop...not so bad out this morning,still in the 70's but humid out...got a bunch of up-pots to do today...gonna need to run to walmart too and get bleach and dish soap so i can wash pots..should be well set for plants when its time to fire up the gavitas again...
Hammer what I was getting at was a 10% strain should yield roughly 10% concentrate (bho) by weight and a 30% strain should yield 30% by weight. At least that is how it was explained to me by a dude who did some work for me.
the key word there is should...that's where the skill and knowledge of the blaster comes into play as well as the quality and efficiency of their system...
glad thats done with...too bad that wasn't a for fun ride,i was moving along pretty steadily with the bale of medium,didn't feel that hard today...worked up a good sweat though,my sunglasses were about opaque with sweat by the time i got home...
as long as he has a helmet and lights!
He has some fireflies in a jar for a headlight
That's about right. There's more in there then THC.
We get about 20 % from glue.
Definitely. Sent a bunch of my last crop out to three different extractors to compare results.
And let them all know that as well to hopefully thwart any shenanigans. If one comes in 5% power than the other two I’ll have a good idea I’ve been ripped off.
Seems to be that will be what the new barn will be going for, wpff. Saves me $200 a lb on the trimming and makes it non-perishable for the most part.
Let us know how that goes. I don't see many getting 30%. Most get 15-20% yields. Your doing well at 25%. Trichome density has a big impact on yields. None of this has anything to do with potency.
https://www.newcannabisventures.com/how-to-measure-cannabis-extraction-efficiency/
There are many “numbers” that are thrown around with respect to extraction. We most often hear the question, “What are your yields?”
“Yield” is a term that has commonly been applied to the amount of mass extracted from the feedstock, compared to the mass of feedstock used.
For example, a 100% yield would imply that the mass of the extract product equaled the mass of the initial feedstock.
Obviously this cannot occur but a more realistic scenario is obtaining 90 grams of extract from 1 lb (454 g) of feedstock.
This would equate to a “yield” of approximately 20% (90 g divided by 454 g = 19.8%). I dont know if this is trim of flower.
This percentage, or the commonly referred to “yield,” is a practically meaningless number.
Here’s why: Products made using material that has been extracted are measured and often sold based upon the amount of THC content.
The “yield” does not measure THC content in any way. Thus, the potency, the amount of THC, is the most critical number to be concerned about.
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Time to roll a few up.....
20 some odd up-pots done...got clones in cups of everything in the dome aside from strawberry diesel...hopefully all those will root soon,thats another good winter variety...so looking forward to winter...should be some nicely purple buds with all the cookie crosses...
the only bad thing about fall....football...
it's even more boring to watch than bike racing! bike races are at least exciting for the last 20km or so!
