What's new

52.3% thc,1.95%cbd ,3.13% cbn

exploziv

pure dynamite
Administrator
Veteran
I whish i had a place to test my hash around here.. :)
does anybody know how much does it cost? i'm just curious. :wave:
 

Frozenguy

Active member
Veteran
I whish i had a place to test my hash around here.. :)
does anybody know how much does it cost? i'm just curious. :wave:

Free..
I'll pm you a po address.

We, here at Frozenguy labs, need about 1 oz of your dankest buds from the tops of the plants. Package nicely. :thank you:



JK
 

RetroGrow

Active member
Veteran
maybe ultra sound like they use to break up kidney stones!!!
ive always wonderd if that could work...

thats it .... wheres is my ultrasound toothbrush im freezing me some trim lol

Don't even mention kidney stones!
I passed a couple of those, and thought I was going to die. Almost called 911. The pain was unreal. I was in the fetal position on the floor for hours. When you don't know what it is, you think you are dying. Doctor later told me it's one of the worst pains you can have.
 

Hrpuffnkush

Golden Coast
Veteran
humm

humm

Don't even mention kidney stones!
I passed a couple of those, and thought I was going to die. Almost called 911. The pain was unreal. I was in the fetal position on the floor for hours. When you don't know what it is, you think you are dying. Doctor later told me it's one of the worst pains you can have.

i wasnt knocking you .. i was just wondering if you freezed trim bubble bag style and then blasted it with ultra sound .... Hummmm
 

Budley Doright

Active member
Veteran
Incorrect. The values are percent of total mass. The samples are dehydrated prior to testing. You understanding is vastly incorrect.

my hash is 52% THC by weight!


Tetrahydrocannabinol - THC

Delta 9-trans-tetrahydrocannabinol - delta-9 THC is the main psychotomimetic (mindbending) ingredient of marijuana. Estimates state that 70 to 100 percent of the marijuana high results from the delta-9 THC present. It occurs in almost all cannabis in concentrations that vary from traces to about 95 percent of all the cannabinoids in the sample



As I said matt most testing is done as a percent of cannabinoids.....


maybe instead of getting all weird you might have mentioned the test were by weight.......
 

HydroJen

Member
As I understand the testing....


the percents represent the relative amounts of cannbinoids in the sample.....


so the amount(percent) of thc in oil should be the same as in the original source....

unless there is some way to exclude some of the other cannabinoids.....


If this is your understanding, You do not understand.

You are saying that Concentrates have the same Concentration as the original product.
Perhaps what u meant was, the amount of THC relative to the amount of other cannabinoids should stay the same?
 
Y

Yankee Grower

Perhaps what u meant was, the amount of THC relative to the amount of other cannabinoids should stay the same?
That's not how typical plant extractions work and for a variety of reasons. Some compounds will be lost or concentrated at different rates depending on the starting material and also the extraction method, including equipment, used.
 

Rickys bong

Member
Veteran
"they used the liquid nitrogen to make liquid CO2 with high pressure, low temp conditions. Liquid CO2 can be a GREAT solvent."

...Um. WTF?

Why would they use LN2 to make liquid CO2? All you have to do to get liquid CO2 is compress it, low temp isn't needed.

Now, about the statement about liquid CO2 being a great solvent.

Supercritical CO2 is a great solvent, but you need a minimum of around 1100psi and 31 degrees C to get it to behave like a solvent. Just having liquid CO2 is not enough.
The hardware for supercritical extraction is extremely bulky and expensive, and it's Not cheap to run.

I can't find any patents or applications on the USPTO site about such a process, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

But any mention about "Patented process" with nothing to back it up is very likely bullshit.

my 2 cents

Rick
 

lokes

~Pollinator~
Veteran
So funny, when I post a thread I want hits on no one shows up. I post some bullshit oil thread and it blows up. Laughing hard over hear, rock on.
 

FrozenTrich

New member
Ultrasound Etraction

Ultrasound Etraction

Definitely makes sense and is not out of the realm of possibility. Don't know about the nitrogen part, but "cracking" technologies are used to fractionate oils. All major refineries use them, and there is one called "sonocracking", that uses ultrasound. Proven in the lab with small amounts of material, however not practical yet for large runs in a refinery. Google "sonocracking" to learn about it.
I believe this is what they are talking about. Finally may have found a use for this "tech" which has been studied for quite a few years.

I am trying to get some deeper insight into this ultrasound extraction technology. These guys seem to be familiar with sonic extraction and I am thinking about contacting them for a demo.
https://www.hielscher.com/fast-simple-ultrasonic-cannabis-extraction.htm
Has anybody already experience?
 
I'm pretty sure this technology is being used to produce extracts in our industry already ........... in fact I know of one producer in the Bay Area that although he is quite careful not to give away much, claims to use nitrogen. Although he's never admitted as much .... probably ultrasound as well.
 
Failed to note ...... he's been at this for a number of years already. Whatever his tek ....... it produces connisseur quality extracts
 
Probably just greasy "dry" sift is my educated guess. Flash freeze fresh material with the Nitrogen then sift with screens attached to the ultrasonic generator thing that's been removed from a ultrasonic humidifier/fogger.
 
I am trying to get some deeper insight into this ultrasound extraction technology. These guys seem to be familiar with sonic extraction and I am thinking about contacting them for a demo.
https://www.hielscher.com/fast-simple-ultrasonic-cannabis-extraction.htm
Has anybody already experience?

So after looking into this method and having some dialog with the company you mentioned, you are basically looking at a process that emusifies the plant mattter and solvent into a green sludge requiring the necessary numerous steps to refine. Perhaps not a big deal to some ......... to others not justifiable.
 

Latest posts

Latest posts

Top