since i 'm really not i need , i plan at least at least a 1 year cure ( apart the baddest quality 220/160 perhaps ) with some smoke test troughout this timeline .I love extracts...how long do you plan on letting that hash mature?
since i 'm really not i need , i plan at least at least a 1 year cure ( apart the baddest quality 220/160 perhaps ) with some smoke test troughout this timeline .I love extracts...how long do you plan on letting that hash mature?
same material handpressed :Hi !
today i gave a try to my new all mesh bags ,
with some Maestro auto white trim :
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73/25 mic :
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160/73 mic :
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really happy with thoses all mesh bags ,
process is really easiest and quickest than with classic bags ...
let' s go for dry and cure .
will try and report soon my first attempt with fresh frozen , got a bag of mango sapphire buds waitin' for in the freezer
that' s a nice crumbly collection !
Do you sieve or microplane to dry?AK47 hash 73 micron just made it.
Hi, I don't even know what microplane means,I just put it on a 25 screen included with the bags and a towel,now I'll have to look that one up.I've only made it a few times . If there's a better way I'm in.Do you sieve or microplane to dry?
Sieving is done once you freeze the hash. You use a metal strainer that's cold to break the hash back up into a fine layer on parchment paper. A microplane is a type of kitchen tool used for zesting. You take the frozen hash and break it up with the microplane and again do this over parchment paper. I prefer the microplane over a strainer but others swear by their sieves.Hi, I don't even know what microplane means,I just put it on a 25 screen included with the bags and a towel,now I'll have to look that one up.I've only made it a few times . If there's a better way I'm in.
Thank you for the post.Sieving is done once you freeze the hash. You use a metal strainer that's cold to break the hash back up into a fine layer on parchment paper. A microplane is a type of kitchen tool used for zesting. You take the frozen hash and break it up with the microplane and again do this over parchment paper. I prefer the microplane over a strainer but others swear by their sieves.
Once you're done You want to dry it in as cold a place as possible between 30-35% humidity for 5-8 days. Alternatively, some put the paper in pizza boxes in the refrigerator and dry it that way.
Once it's dry you can press it between parchment paper with a glass bottle filled with water that's just under boiling. This makes one homogeneous piece that you can roll into a ball or whatever shape you like and activates the cannabinoids. After that it's to the cure and that can be along as you like. I find that 3-4 months is the minimum cure for me. Anything under that smokes harsh it seems.
Have fun with it good hash is so much different from flower. Definitely worth the work.
I saw some dry sift going for $29/g on one site, "or 4 interest-free payments of $7.25".And the gov calls the black market crooks.