Utahrd
Bluelighter
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- Apr 24, 2011
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A little update. Turns out I couldn't really find a Canada based online seller for quality butane and somehow nobody will ship it from the US, even by ground... So after calling 15 cigar shops in the area one of them tells me they have colibri. So I head there, after 1 hour of public transports I get there, but the Colibri they had wasn't the one I was used to (this can : http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41V1qO6xxYL._SS500_.jpg. Is it similar to the other can?)
Since I wasn't so sure it was as good, I ended buying the London brand which had the "near zero impurities" logo on it. I did my bho extraction earlier this evening with 31 grams of little buds, the strain is unknown, probably a C+/B-, pretty sure it's grown outdoor, has a skunky smell. I yielded 2,2 grams of some "dark here and kind of gold there" oil, much better than before. After I mixed it it got to a really more brown/gold color. The taste resembles a lot it's smell, which is a great improvement. Also, I notice way less coughing after my hit than with my past oil experience.
Thanks for the advises again. This is the butane I used http://www.a51.ca/skateshop/published/publicdata/A51CAA51WEBASYST/attachments/SC/products_pictures/16728-web_enl.jpg. If what I read is true, ends up it is made by colibri haha.
Also the high is way betterEven though I hadn't dabbed for a week or so and smoked really less these days, 1 little dab hit me good
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I actually just washed out a few empty nug jars with 91% Isopropyl alcohol, I think if it had been a higher alcohol content, it would not have taken like 4 hours to dry. But what the hell, worth the wait. Kinda wish I had smoked it first, and then cleaned my pipes with it, instead of the other way around! Amount smoked with low tolerance was prob on par with earwax, off of reynolds wrap. Needless to say, I haven't felt this good from anything in a while. I've had BHO, awesome stuff, but never made it.
I have an idea, and I already know it's got some flaws, but here it is: what if you could immediately determine the value of any given amount of dried cannabis by performing a thorough extraction, vacuum all the solvent out, and weight the ratio of raw cannabis to oil extracted from it? I dunno how well this would work, or if it's realistic at all, but say you didn't want to have to inspect the whole bag nug by nug. There might even be a way to recapture and reuse the solvent during the vacuum process. The leftover plant material would be rendered useless I guess, but who cares? If there's any value left in it, it could be cooked into food (assuming it was safe to consume) I mean, with small enough bags, it wouldn't be hard to inspect the nugs, but why not just extract it right there, sample the extract, and give it a value based on average oil contents? Is "appraiser" the right word? If I were an "appraiser" or "value giver" or "source-finder" of certain essential oils, that is how I would do it (obviously significantly more technical, (fractioning) and I'm naive, no idea how that works anyways, don't even know if it operates on that kind of scale. but the point would be to make sure the buyer got 100% of what he paid for, no BS)