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vaporizing hash

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by thelamb, Oct 12, 2011.

  1. #1 thelamb, Oct 12, 2011
    have an arizer extreme q and its awesome, but i wan to know if you can vape hash. if you can what kind of hash can u vape...and what fan speed you prefer....thx
     
  2. #2 Bouldorado, Oct 12, 2011
    kief and dry/ semi dry hash work well. just sandwich it between nugget in the elbow bowl. I don't recommend using bho or any full melt; not worth the hassle imo, though its possible.
     
  3. #3 hardcoreselkiez, Oct 12, 2011
    I have arizer too. And if I have no weed, o proceed to smoke vapored weed by putting the temp to 210-220 C to really get what's left. Normally I run 175-190 C
     
  4. #4 thelamb, Oct 12, 2011
    [quote name='"hardcoreselkiez"']I have arizer too. And if I have no weed, o proceed to smoke vapored weed by putting the temp to 210-220 C to really get what's left. Normally I run 175-190 C[/quote]
    really....are you vaping low or am i vaping high? i usually start at 190 and go to 200 or to 210
     
  5. #5 hardcoreselkiez, Oct 12, 2011
    [quote name='"thelamb"']
    really....are you vaping low or am i vaping high? i usually start at 190 and go to 200 or to 210[/quote]

    I vape low. Then as it losses it's potency I bump it up to 200, etc
     
  6. #6 thelamb, Oct 12, 2011
    [quote name='"hardcoreselkiez"']

    I vape low. Then as it losses it's potency I bump it up to 200, etc[/quote]

    ohhh....so am i missing/wasting allot of thc when i vape at the temps i said,or am i just not getting as much as i could out of it
     
  7. #7 hardcoreselkiez, Oct 13, 2011
    [quote name='"thelamb"']

    ohhh....so am i missing/wasting allot of thc when i vape at the temps i said,or am i just not getting as much as i could out of it[/quote]

    No you're not missing or wasting because it's all still there I'd you save your vapings. Then you can make oil based any food and get high from baking the vaporings.
     
  8. #8 Shpongle, Oct 13, 2011
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    You're probably getting most (if not all) of the THC content. You are, however, missing some other cannabinoids that vaporize at a slightly higher temperature than THC. Someone posted a very helpful guide stating what cannabinoids vaporize at certain temperatures. Even had a guide stating what temperatures will produce certain effects depending on the cannabinoids that were vaporized. I'll try to find it and post a link.

    Edit: http://forum.grasscity.com/medical-marijuana/373071-properties-cannabinoids-[pic].html

    This isn't the same one but it's very similar. I don't know if boiling point =/= temperature of vaporization. I'd imagine it is seeing as the listed boiling point of THC is at 157 degrees C and several others boil at temperatures from 160 - 220 degrees C.
     
  9. #9 thelamb, Oct 13, 2011
    [quote name='"hardcoreselkiez"']

    No you're not missing or wasting because it's all still there I'd you save your vapings. Then you can make oil based any food and get high from baking the vaporings.[/quote]

    I save my abv bud in a little container just for this

    [quote name='"Shpongle"']

    You're probably getting most (if not all) of the THC content. You are, however, missing some other cannabinoids that vaporize at a slightly higher temperature than THC. Someone posted a very helpful guide stating what cannabinoids vaporize at certain temperatures. Even had a guide stating what temperatures will produce certain effects depending on the cannabinoids that were vaporized. I'll try to find it and post a link.

    Edit: http://forum.grasscity.com/medical-marijuana/373071-properties-cannabinoids-%5Bpic%5D.html

    This isn't the same one but it's very similar. I don't know if boiling point =/= temperature of vaporization. I'd imagine it is seeing as the listed boiling point of THC is at 157 degrees C and several others boil at temperatures from 160 - 220 degrees C.[/quote]
    thank you for pointing me in the right direction....this really helped me out
     

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