since i 'm really not i need , i plan at least at least a 1 year cure ( apart the baddest quality 220/160 perhaps ) with some smoke test troughout this timeline .
Dry sift , iceolator , dry ice hash , let show your DIY Hash and talk about it ...
- Thread starter bibi40
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same material handpressed :Hi !
today i gave a try to my new all mesh bags ,
with some Maestro auto white trim :
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73/25 mic :
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160/73 mic :
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220/160 mic :
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really happy with thoses all mesh bags ,
process is really easiest and quickest than with classic bags ...
let' s go for dry and cure .
will try and report soon my first attempt with fresh frozen , got a bag of mango sapphire buds waitin' for in the freezer
that' s a nice crumbly collection !
i did change the mesh of my secretbox for the 100mic one :
and another run of dry sifting for test it with some mango sapphire :
it makes the difference , really happy with the end product ... way less contaminant !
another bag to run tomorrow before press that !
and another run of dry sifting for test it with some mango sapphire :
it makes the difference , really happy with the end product ... way less contaminant !
another bag to run tomorrow before press that !
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GasD
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Do you sieve or microplane to dry?
Dime
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Hi, I don't even know what microplane means,I just put it on a 25 screen included with the bags and a towel,now I'll have to look that one up.I've only made it a few times . If there's a better way I'm in.
GasD
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Sieving is done once you freeze the hash. You use a metal strainer that's cold to break the hash back up into a fine layer on parchment paper. A microplane is a type of kitchen tool used for zesting. You take the frozen hash and break it up with the microplane and again do this over parchment paper. I prefer the microplane over a strainer but others swear by their sieves.
Once you're done You want to dry it in as cold a place as possible between 30-35% humidity for 5-8 days. Alternatively, some put the paper in pizza boxes in the refrigerator and dry it that way.
Once it's dry you can press it between parchment paper with a glass bottle filled with water that's just under boiling. This makes one homogeneous piece that you can roll into a ball or whatever shape you like and activates the cannabinoids. After that it's to the cure and that can be along as you like. I find that 3-4 months is the minimum cure for me. Anything under that smokes harsh it seems.
Have fun with it good hash is so much different from flower. Definitely worth the work.
Dime
Well-known member
Thank you for the post.
goingrey
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I saw some dry sift going for $29/g on one site, "or 4 interest-free payments of $7.25".
But hey, if people are willing to pay..
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