So I need some opinions on the two. I have two plants getting harvested soon and I'm gonna have some trim and I don't want it to go to waste. Which process would get me the highest thc product? Which process is easier? Thanks in advance for any contributions. Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
I'd say get bubble bags since your probably going to have a considerable amount of trim. Imagine sitting with a hair dryer and pressing a few ounces of trim for a whole day, don't know about you but it doesn't sound like fun to me. Rosin tech is for people with a little bit of weed who want a dab instead!
[quote name="P1ants" post="21681629" timestamp="1432324284"]I'd say get bubble bags since your probably going to have a considerable amount of trim. Imagine sitting with a hair dryer and pressing a few ounces of trim for a whole day, don't know about you but it doesn't sound like fun to me. Rosin tech is for people with a little bit of weed who want a dab instead![/ quote] you make an excellent point. I'm probably gonna try it just to see if it works. It's a cheap ass process Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
My personal choice is dry ice.. Fast, clean and non flamable http://forum.grasscity.com/harvesting-processing-medical-marijuana/1338323-hash-master-5000-dry-ice-method.html
Bubble bags for sure. Rosintech is kinda a pain, but the bags take me about 30 mins of work(not very hard work), yield about an 1/8,and take about a day to dry to the point of smoking. You also get several 'grades' of hash from the multi-bag system. Once you hit some fresh-frozen from the 90 micron bag you wont have any doubts about using em again.
Dry sift AND rosin. Use screens to get one pull of super melty 85-95% heads and instead of excessively carding over and over to clean contaminate out, just squish all of the lower grade sift. And have full melt sift and fully dabable rosin. Sent from my SPH-L720T using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Yet, you can still catch nasty burns from this lol. Id look into Dry Sift over IWH (ice water hash).. From what Ive been reading and hearing about Dry Sift latly is hard to ignore!