How Hot Is Your Flower?

[Douglas.Curtis]

That bad of a video, eh?
Do I need to get the wife to assist? lol

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

Wow, I expected negative comments at the very least. Not crickets. LOL

 

[Ringodoggie]

Wow, I expected negative comments at the very least.

Yo mama wears army boots.

Feel better? LOL

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

LOL funny.

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

Oh.... I see. 4 views. lol Nobody wants to see I'm not kidding. hehehehehehe Cute.

 

[MrBungle]

There is no substance to your claim Douglas... You aren't taking other factors into account... So you are shooting yourself in the foot, with your "bro science" anecdotes

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

There is no substance to your claim Douglas... You aren't taking other factors into account... So you are shooting yourself in the foot, with your "bro science" anecdotes

Name the factors.

Keep in mind the flower was dried for several days at 35% room RH. Bowl was tight packed, hard and hot drawn, then snuffed after only 1 second.

I'd like to see video of your grown.

 

[MrBungle]

I'm not trying to prove anything Douglas, other than the methods being used for testing is flawed...

All the flower tested has to be cured the same way, and have the same moisture content...

Every person has a different pain threshold, so a burn on the thumb could be different for every person...

No 2 bowls are the same,they all burn the weed differently...

I'm sure there more variables, but you get the idea



The only way you could possibly do it without bias, would be testing different grades of dispensary buds in the same bowl... and even then the curing process is still in question...

It's a tough sell Douglas...

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

LOL, we're talking about flower packed and burned in a bowl. Dried extra dry for maximum heat, capped faster than 2sec for maximum heat and with a thumb much more sensitive than the next 100 people.

Simple field test you seem unwilling to do or discuss.

Show me yours, wetter, not as hard flamed and capped at a full 2 seconds. Anything but hot air.

 

[MrBungle]

Bud density could play a factor as well

 

[MrBungle]

I tried your test this morning on some uncured bud I'm trimming while I type this.... it passed your test, but it doesn't tell me anything.... I'm pretty sure it isn't telling you much either....

 

[Phineas Freak]

Did you watch the video?

My thumb is jammed down on the ash, pressing it down in the bat. This is the whole point of this thread, the cherry/ash is not hot. This is "CLEANLY" grown cannabis. (and this is hotter, lower quality larf, not even the nicest flowers from this poorly flushed, early cut run.)

You thought I was kidding??
(edit: Oh! Did you mistake the cashed bowl photo for something else? The photo was taken many tokes later. Long after the video of the first toke.)

No, I did not watch the video. Just watched the photo.

I could make 2 grades of grey with the same weed and the same pipe, just by drawing and/or lighting differently.

Just trying to show you where I think your method flawes.

I think Mr. Bungle is quite spot on.

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

The discussion about ash color comes down to heat and time. Higher quality will take more heat or longer time. The vid wasn't about ash color.

Density doesn't matter enough, you're tight packing the bowl. As long as there's plenty of airflow, the flame will heat it quite nicely.

Where's the vid, Bungle?

Anyone else willing to post a video? It took me less time than I expected. Would have rather used the bong, but figured the broken bowl would get too much negativity. lol