Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
So I'm on the right track. Anyone have the links handy? Still on mobile for a few days, so research is painfully slow.
These threads almost get around to cannabis as an accumulator. None of them have any mineral content info, only grow condition info. I can see the growers with imbalanced nutrient profiles from their comments.Here are a few interesting threads about the subject (with also some references to tobacco).
Fine White ash:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=234942
White ash test a myth?:
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=229630
Interesting... noting the burn temps might help.Something you might try is to put a little of your different fertilisers on a smoking paper, dry it and light it. I wonder if there are some that burn better or bader.
Of course doesn't mean much finally.
But its all been said
My flowers are hot as fuck.
Interesting... noting the burn temps might help.
On the multi-test front, wondering about adding before/after weights. Weighing a gram, then weighing the ash. Possibly a lowest temp/time to white ash test?
Exactly at the right temperature!
We do want to find what doesn't ash properly at joint and bowl temps, so higher may not be necessary.I think there might be confusion because ashing in a lab is not exactly the same as ashing in a joint or pipe, while smoking.
The reason (as much as i know) to increase temperature slowly in a lab setting is that some compounds (terpenes?) can flash ignite. You don't want your material to catch fire, in a lab setting.
LOL! Good for youYa know, it's funny, I never use a pipe. I'm a joint smoker. However, I was in my lab last night testing some Med Tree Continuum for CBD and I had a little popcorn bud left over so I thought I would taste it to see how it tastes. There wasn't really enough for a joint so I filled a bowl. A nice fresh, clean bowl.
When I lit it and smoked it, I was amazed at how white the ash was. I'm not sure if I only noticed it because of this thread or because it was actually white white white.
So, I filled another bowl and did the thumb test. ROTFLMAO.... it actually worked. Put my thumb down on those coals and never felt the heat. Really weird.
I previously just figured Curt was ... well, you know.... a little numb in the thumb. LMAO j/k bud.
However, I must say, this pot was grown under the same conditions as all my grows and my ash is not usually this bright white. I would say, strain had a lot to do with it.
I would recommend a heat resistant glove for that one. lolI never vote until I have all the facts so.... you would have been OK. LOL
I have some Afghan that I grew in salt, sprayed with Azamax every week and fed nothing but Miracle Grow nutes. I'll try that next.
I think you are right.We do want to find what doesn't ash properly at joint and bowl temps, so higher may not be necessary.
Did you watch the video?How can you touch the ashes with your thumb?
Or what is the distance between ash and thumb?