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not good at charts lol
Rick Simpsons recipe has changed over the years he used to say don't decarb.
which is why thc works on cancer and why rso is fully decarbedThat way I get both worlds.
They say thca is more available to the body. But that the thc passes the blood brain barrier.
u need 180 f to decarb right??
Sorry son but tge drops of water has nothing to do with decarboxolation. It is decarbed during tge long slow evaporation process in tge rice cooker. The water is added so the person making RSO knows the solvent has been purged.two parts to decarboxylation, time and temperature
rmoltis discribed method has not met neither to be called rso.
rso has been fully decarbed by heat
if you have read the book or watched the video those few drops of water added to the rso near the end boil is so you can visually see when total decarboxylation is complete.
Ive made RSO and my purging process takes at least an hour. More like 90 minutes.Rick Simpsons recipe has changed over the years he used to say don't decarb.
My rso is a combination of the thca and the activated thc.
That way I get both worlds.
They say thca is more available to the body. But that the thc passes the blood brain barrier.
So having a combo is perfect.
I've eaten it and felt very good for quite a few hours so I know it works.
And it wouldn't get me high if it wasn't decarbed at all. The purging process is about 1hr long followed by 5 mins of boiling at the end. Suppose I could just leave it at boiling the whole time.
But then I'd only have half what I want instead of the combo.
It really boils down to what you want/ how you want to tailor the cannabinoid profile.
Our kitty has cancer so having the combo is ideal. I want to minimize terpenes loss since their role in helping the other cannabinoids do their job in the body is important.
So think of this as my own recipe based on my personal beliefs/needs.
It varies depending on length of time exposed to heat.u need 180 f to decarb right??
I'd like to read details about the winterization.
From what I have read and attempted, oil is dissolved in ethanol and chilled for several hours.
Congealed material is then filtered out.
I had problems with the filtering.
I always have problems with filtering.
Even have a vacuum filter rig that I can't get to work.
Let's talk filtering.
can you be a little more specific about "time you mention, and what do you mean by "heat",It varies depending on length of time exposed to heat.
can you be a little more specific about "time you mention, and what do you mean by "heat",
I don't think it takes 5 minutes at 200 degrees.according to the rso team a tempertature greater than 200 deg for 5 min is reguired for a View attachment 666498 View attachment 666499 "full decarb."
Here is a decarboxolation chart. According to this 176 degrees will decarb Hash oil in less than a minute. At 290 degrees it only takes 7 seconds
i agree, but its a bell curve and they will mature and die at a different rate over that time.Basically buds in a jar with no heat exposure will naturally decarb over time.
Here is a decarboxolation chart. According to this 176 degrees will decarb Hash oil in less than a minute. At 290 degrees it only takes 7 seconds
That is what i mean by heat and time.
I mean NO insulat. But how many times do we have to tell you.i agree, but its a bell curve and they will mature and die at a different rate over that time.
like i said earlier, if your getting a consistent shatter type then youve nailed it. but imo, what you have is a partially decarbed shatter because. #1 not enough heat because in a water bath boiling your silicone sample will be 200 deg at best??
heres what i do know, below is a snap of a well known US patent. the second, table 4 shows real numbers and times to decarb flower.
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That is what i mean by heat and time.