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Extreme Q Temperature Issues

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by StoneyMcStu, Nov 21, 2014.

  1. #1 StoneyMcStu, Nov 21, 2014
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    Hey guys, I recently purchased the Arizer Extreme Q desktop vaporizer. All has been working amazingly so far, and I've no regrets about buying this little black beast. Recently I got some really nice bud, the fluffiest, frostiest Master Bubba you'd ever seen.          
     
     
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    I was totally hyped to smoke it, so I began the usual routine of heating the Extreme Q up to around 210c and then packing myself a nice bowl of around 0.2g.
     
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    Usually at this temperature I'd get at least 3 creamy vapor hits through my bong. After I started vaping however I noticed the clouds coming into the bong weren't as dense as usual and I didn't seem to get as many hits out of it, but I did feel real stoned. The weirdest thing though was that the weed was basically still green when I took it out of the bowl (bearing in mind that this was at a pretty high temp of 210c).
     
    Here's what it looked like after vaping.
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    Anyone else had anything like this happen? Also, what temperature do you guys vape at for optimal vapor? 

     
  2. #2 M3DICIN3MAN420, Nov 21, 2014
    I start mine at 200 then work up to 230 by the end of the bowl.

    Did you pack it and then let the glass bowl and elbow get nice and hot?
    I'll pack a bowl and let it sit for 15 mins at least before I start it. Good vapor every time that way.
     
  3. #3 tranceholic, Nov 21, 2014
    bud should turn light brown or dark brown when it's fully vaped.
     
  4. #4 M3DICIN3MAN420, Nov 21, 2014
    I think OP knows this lmao.
     
  5. #5 StoneyMcStu, Nov 21, 2014
    Yeah, I usually at least wait a good ten minutes before I start vaping, except with this strain the vapor was extremely thin. Tasty, but thin.  I also read somewhere not to vape over 220 in order to ensure healthy vapor. Dunno if that's true or not, maybe I should just kick it up to 230c and see what it does to it.  
     
  6. #6 M3DICIN3MAN420, Nov 21, 2014
    Well even if you max it out it won't combust so it'll still be vapor. No harm in trying it out man.
     
  7. #7 StoneyMcStu, Nov 21, 2014
    Didn't seem to get any more vapor after turning it up, and it didn't change the color at all. Strange that it's only this strain that's doing it haha
     
  8. #8 Johnny Blazed, Nov 21, 2014
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     break some bud up and just leave it there and let it dry out for a couple hours and see if that helps
     
    really fresh bud sometimes dont vape all that well
     

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