If they flop we must prop.
Propping floppys is the name of the game.
Propping floppys is the name of the game.
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Maybe I should give the decarb a try. I have only used edibles for about the last 10 years, a couple of lung disorders means no smoking. I have never decarbed my buds before baking. The effects from my cookies can be anywhere from moderate to overwhelming. I am not sure what benefits would come from a decarb, I would like to know. I most certainly don't need a stronger cookie.
I bake my cookies for 12 minutes at 350 degrees F. I grind my buds in a coffee grinder mix that with the dough in a stand mixer, form into a small disc and bake. They work well for my purpose and use less bud than when I smoked. You just have to be prepared for a long duration effect and learn what strength of cookie suits you. I use 1 gram per cookie to 34 grams of dough, then I divide the cookie into 4 sections. The thc is usually in the 20-25% range.
In their project, published in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, Shi-Mao Wu and Jiang-Yun Gao were exploring a tropical rainforestin Xishuangbanna in a southwest China when they came across a spider that was clearly attempting to mimic the flowers around it. Upon closer inspection, they found that what they were seeing was actually two spiders, one on top of the other, cooperatively resembling a single flower.
Cooperative mimicry has never before been observed in any species, the researchers note. This adaption requires both participants to create a convincing camouflage. They suggest their finding appears to be the first.
The spiders are part of the Thomisidae family of crab spider—they survive by blending into the background to prevent being seen by predators and to help them ambush prey. They typically live on or near flowers. Most are known for their ability to blend in with the flowers around them—some have even been observed changing colors to remain invisible.
The pair observed by Wu and Gao were a male and a female. The female took on the appearance of fused pale white petals, while the male, which sat on the female's back and was much smaller, took on the appearance of a pistil. They note that the female's coloration was similar to the petals of the flowers around the pair, while the darker colors of the male were a close match to the inner parts of the flowers around them. It took both of them, the researchers noted, to match the coloration of the complete Hoya pandurata flowers around them.
Last post of the night (better turn this darn iPad
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) me in 2003 with a crop of bubblegum.. it really did have a bubble gummy flavor
) me in 2003 with a crop of bubblegum.. it really did have a bubble gummy flavor
Last post of the night (better turn this darn iPad View attachment 18983201 off
what is that in the back, in the center, Oh it's a hippy....LoL
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You should definitely try to decarb it!
The high is very different from smoking it.
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Day 48 yesterday. Cherry Lime Runtz
Morning all.
Morning all.
I would let it stay on. Keep normal schedule and forget that ever happened. Won't hurt anything.
