Recent content by Slapalottapuss

Yes. I did notice that. I wonder if it a heating/cooling tempering cycle or something. Definitely more difficult to handle. That would make sense about the silicone I guess. Probably just stay with the glass I guess.

I have been using some glass jars to store my pressed returns in. Thinking about getting some small silicone jars with lids. The glass is a pain to clean and reuse. What is everyone using? Also thinking about going for the ultra simple parchment envelope in a mason jar and refrigerate 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Well maybe 20 is an exaggeration a touch. I take a long time to increase pressure to max so the low micron bag doesn’t blow out. I allow the bag to preheat under minimal pressure then I slowly increase as it starts to flow. I get pressure then lean the press over the catch mat then turn off the...

I’ve thought about that more than once. Id like to put a few different colonized strain jars into a bag after second or third flush. Let them go and mono tub the results. Need to order some substrate and grain. My problem is that I will end up with entirely too much product due to my fascination...

Black Sugar 1&2 Second dry sift press. 90 micron 170 Fahrenheit max, 20 minutes increasing pressure. Bag preheated with the plates.

Ropy Two bags like this. The jars are accelerating their colonization process Been adding H2O2 to the inoculation chamber also. Just a small amount on the bottom. Saw immediate results. The solution I have been using is from old contact lens cleaning bottles Difficult keeping the jar cakes...

topped all of them. Will up pot next week.

El post double

pluck or cut ?????

That is probably the best way I’ve heard to use indirect heat to manage the incubation chamber. Mine always low temp burns/dries my spore

The tall hazy pheno is potent. I Sifted and pressed the trim… too intense for most 👽 not recommended for those uncomfortable with the darkest corners of their brains. 😁✌️🤜🤛💨

Second sift. Ready to press. 90 micron bag Thinking about switching to 37 micron 160f low and slow psi increase. 37 is so easy to herniate.

Interesting