Any process difference if ya use Everclear? Shake or soak time?
I wanna give this a try in a couple weeks when I harvest my AKs. Also, I couldn't figure out if its best to use fresh, dried, or frozen cuttings/popcorn buds?
I do like the sound of using Everclear instead of Iso or other stuff.
Any process difference if ya use Everclear? Shake or soak time?
I wanna give this a try in a couple weeks when I harvest my AKs. Also, I couldn't figure out if its best to use fresh, dried, or frozen cuttings/popcorn buds?
I do like the sound of using Everclear instead of Iso or other stuff.
Anybody?
Anybody?
Exactly. I left the ISO and the trimmings in the freezer separate. lolI think he meant he put his trim and his alcohol in the freezer to prep them for the wash.
Hey generalgrievous,
in my opinion your beautiful amber on the picture doesn't look decarboxylized,
decarbed should be darker and more amorphous, not like a stone amber.
More correct to say THC is more amorphous or less crystalline compared to THCA.I do appreciate the thoughts jump ... don't know what amorphous means but apparently it's not a visual indicator for decarboxylation...
she spent 4 hours in a 250 degree oven and rocks box in my hard candy ...
she's decarbed...
More correct to say THC is more amorphous or less crystalline compared to THCA.
THC and THCA are distinguished by their physical properties, melting point of decarboxylated resin is much lower.
Specifically for comparison, I decarboxylate one of the two amber twins
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=3573781&postcount=36
before decarb__ ______and after__
I repeated this experiment several times and always saw the same changes of color and structure
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=3683571&postcount=53
Amber loses the property of the fragility of the crystal and acquires the consistency of a thick resin and becomes darker,
while completely losing the characteristic odor. So I continue to believe that Fully decarboxylized may not be fragile.