I try to avoid terms that demonize or leads to alluding to war on drugs.

So the only correct term, is cannabis.

I don’t call my kids or my adhd meds meth, speed, amphetamines, etc. so I refuse to acknowledge the same for this medicine.

Just a week or two ago C&C went open source. There’s a lot being done with that community now!

Just get the machine, it’s worth it regardless, it does a better job than you can you cavemen.

Idk, the first batch seemed to turn out okay, but I also had my rosin chips in it. I’m still waiting to make something with the stuff from my last wash. But it’s edibles, just make it stronger.

These buds frosted up, so I’m sure there’s still gonna be a decent amount left, I can switch the bud and my fingers get sticky still.

If it’s random, than it’s not polypoidism, it’s fasciation. I read your link, and it’s quite honestly a bunch of crap.

It wastes a bunch of energy from the plant, and should be culled immediately. The fact that they try to put a positive spin on it is alarming and bullshit to be honest.

So unless your plant have been bred for a specific genetic defect and been tested, which would make it a common trait across the entire plant. It’s more likely that it’s fasciation instead of polyploid. That can ONLY be verified with genetic testing, which you haven’t done.

Is the plant bred like that and it’s all of them?

If not, it’s fasciation and it’s not really a desirability either way. Strange of them to try and paint it in a good light.

I’ll look into it, but idk how the wife would feel about risk with that. I went with this route since it’s less labor intensive than other routes. Yes I know I’m paying a premium otherwise, but health factors playing as well.

I guess to answer a Q I maybe missed. When it comes out of the washer it goes through 3 more bags. I use a 160 micron to catch debris, then a 73 micron to catch the “desirable” portion. And I use a 25 micron to catch what would be otherwise waste.

Haha, so I’ve got a 220 “work bag” that goes in the washer. When it gets poured out I go into a 160 to collect the debris.

The blue is another 220 that I’m using to just let the washed bud drain out so it’s not so wet when I get to processing to for edibles. It was to show the frosting that I think is getting in the way of optimal washing.

The washing machine is amazing, I tried doing it by hand, but this is better, and I’ve got carpal tunnel, so tying to save work regardless anyways.

I don’t have one between 73 and 25, so trying to not waste the undesirable portion anyways.

It’s gonna get pressed through a 25 micron screen when I press it for rosin anyways.

Ignorance?

Ive been following a few guides to make “live rosin” carts, which from my (ignorant, not a lot of information is easily available on this wonderful plant) googling has come up with bubble hash, to hash rosin to live rosin carts. Seems to be the cleanest way to get something to be able to put in cart and vape.

Trying to avoid chemicals as much as possible, so BHO and stuff is right out, don’t know how dry ice weighs in.

Second wash of the last batch from the 73 micron screen.

It’s a 3ftx3ft.

I usually run 2 plants but 1 died as a seedling. But I learnt from my last grow that one’ll still fill out the tent nicely.

I’ve had great results from RQS seeds too.

If it’s native to California, what’s one doing Washington? It’s obviously not in its native climate, it’s gotta be younger as well, probably around the same age as the UK. Even a slight google says it’s quite large in diameter in comparison to its height…… So this one is a freak.

American culture for scientific facts,

lol it’s a fucking memorial site, the part where you think these are actual scientific facts is hilarious, do you see who and how they measured them? The information is right there on the website dude….

Your own flawed logic to defend this tree is also the exact same logic to debunk it. Both trees aren’t in their native soil, native area, nor native climate. So why would we assume the Washington ones are better? Do you see a trend from you here yet…?

you should try doing some of your own research so you sound less ignorant and xenophobic.

I did do my own research hence me calling out this bullshit and you being an absolute dick to someone asking a simple question that’s actually not obvious. Only Americans who think they are the center of the world assumes shit like this. Hence why it’s being questions you mook. The stuff is user submitted to the site, it’s not scientific facts… give your head a shake you egotistical troll.

Edit, also your original comment is totally incorrect to……

In comparison, General Sherman has a girth of 102.6 ft, and there are many more sequioas in California of comparable size and even greater circumference.

If you did any research…. Funny you call someone out for it and don’t do it yourself… standard American… General Sherman is the LARGEST TREE, you WON’T find any larger than it, because they are non existent. And to claim otherwise just shows how foolish you are and again, typical American really.

Fucking mook. Your own link that you didn’t read even states this. You’re an interesting one…. But I guess not reading your own sources is pretty standard.

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It’s a USA agency, to assume otherwise is quite strange. They cannot go out and check other nations trees. So unless they specify a claim, I like other non Americans would assume it to mean on US soil. The fact that you think otherwise is quite telling of American culture currently.

That still doesn’t tell us if that’s the rest of the world, or just the USA.

Largest giant sequoia outside of California, measured by diameter at breast height. It’s in the title of the post you’re commenting on. It has a girth of 36.2 ft.

Looks like they’re all the same bowl with different repeating designs anyways.