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firecrackers in the freezer?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by Deleted member 452289, Nov 11, 2011.

  1. #1 Deleted member 452289, Nov 11, 2011
    So I was wondering, if you can save firecrackers in the freezer for like 2 weeks? Or would that lower potency or something? Thanks!:)
     
  2. #2 Deleted member 452289, Nov 12, 2011
    Buump
     
  3. #3 JTH, Nov 12, 2011
    If anything, a freeze would increase potency. Go for it.
     
  4. #4 flyinbryan89, Nov 12, 2011
    [quote name='"JTH"']If anything, a freeze would increase potency. Go for it.[/quote]

    I was unaware of this. Whatwhyhow does it do this? If true, I'm interested in trying it out.
     
  5. #5 JTH, Nov 12, 2011
    When the ice crystals are forming, it's essentially stabbing a bunch of holes in the material. The trichomes are broken down much further.
     
  6. #6 flyinbryan89, Nov 12, 2011
    [quote name='"JTH"']
    When the ice crystals are forming, it's essentially stabbing a bunch of holes in the material. The trichomes are broken down much further.[/quote]

    You mean if you freeze the nugs or the prepared ganjafood? And you're essentially, if I'm picking it up right I mean, telling me that it kinda refines the trichomes like spreads them about the nug its attached to? I need simplification at this time lol. :smoke::smoke:
     
  7. #7 kannesss, Nov 12, 2011
    I don't think I'm high enough to comprehend this lol I'll brb :smoke:
     
  8. #8 JTH, Nov 12, 2011
    For the purpose of simplification, think of a trichome as a bag of water. Now imagine a knife punctures several holes in it; the water starts leaking out.

    Ice crystals are that knife.
     

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