Harpua88
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Thank you.......yeah this seems like something I should watch some videos for. Could you tell us what exactly you bought (kind of screens, material, hole sizes....). Or is there a particular brand that has a complete proper set? Sorry if it's something you already mentioned......I got the screens on Amazon for a little over a hundo. The glove rubbing against the screens creates static that holds the trichs to the nitrile glove, you use a card to gently move the material around on the first 3 screens, then the glove the separate the trichs from the plant matter on the last screen, that's how you get almost entirely trich heads to get a full melt for a temple ball. You can't manually separate the stuff cause the plant matter is in tiny pieces by that point. Watch through some of GNick's videos earlier in this thread, he explains it better.
Sure..... ;). I wasn't gonna use the best tops for it. Do I assume the material should be bone dry? Like I said I will definitely watch the videos.Also, it wasn't a QP I was ever going to smoke, larf, trim, shake from about a year and 3 months ago that I saved for butter... until I discovered making hash lol.
Nick has a bunch at the beginning of this thread and I also watched DankDuchess on YouTube at his suggestion... kind of combining thier two techniques and doing what I think works, like everything else, it's a learn more as you go type thing.Thank you.......yeah this seems like something I should watch some videos for. Could you tell us what exactly you bought (kind of screens, material, hole sizes....). Or is there a particular brand that has a complete proper set? Sorry if it's something you already mentioned......
What's the science or experience on this? Curing hash? Flower needs to be cured, but does pressed resin require further curing? Ives always thought that once resin is separated and collected, especially if pressed/crushed, that that's as good as it gets and now the clock is ticking on it breaking down. It can certainly be preserved well..........light, air, and heat being the culprits of degredation, but what makes pressed/crushed resin.BETTER by aging it? Assuming of course that the weed you make it from is already well cured......I put it in a tiny Mason jar, I'll probably smoke it after my break. I am going to make a bigger one and cure it properly.
Got it, thank you......I don't lnow what it means by "Micron Equivalent", but I'll have to learn about them, but sizes 60, 90, 110, 200 are the best numbers?Dunno why the description micron size doesn't match the pic, but the description are the sizes I got. 60, 90, 110, 200.
I think people use a variety of sizes, some people only use one or two screens. Micron equivalent is because they're comparing to bubble hash sift bags I think, these are actually intended for screenprinting, like shirts and such. Also, I'm a total newbie... Nick is the hash guru!Got it, thank you......I don't lnow what it means by "Micron Equivalent", but I'll have to learn about them, but sizes 60, 90, 110, 200 are the best numbers?
I believe the curing of hash is mainly a temple ball, or full melt hash thing, because you're melting the resin glands, or heads, they all meld together and the flavors become more complex and such, I think it even breaks down some of the tiny bits of plant matter left too. Like my stuff is several different strains, so smashing them all together and waiting will result in a different flavor... kinda like how food develops more flavor if it's cooked over a long period... maybe that's a stupid analogy. Look up temple balls, ancient technique, the original concentrate really... I find it fascinating.What's the science or experience on this? Curing hash? Flower needs to be cured, but does pressed resin require further curing? Ives always thought that once resin is separated and collected, especially if pressed/crushed, that that's as good as it gets and now the clock is ticking on it breaking down. It can certainly be preserved well..........light, air, and heat being the culprits of degredation, but what makes pressed/crushed resin.BETTER by aging it? Assuming of course that the weed you make it from is already well cured......
Yeah there are more high quality ones I'm sure, figured this was a good place to start since I was basically clueless when I ordered them lol.Got it, thank you......I don't lnow what it means by "Micron Equivalent", but I'll have to learn about them, but sizes 60, 90, 110, 200 are the best numbers?
It's probably their stock photo for all sizes they sell.....but yeah it should match up, it can confuse people. You obviously have success with this brand, I don't know if there's a better one, but i can at least start with this one.
Got it, thank you......I don't lnow what it means by "Micron Equivalent", but I'll have to learn about them, but sizes 60, 90, 110, 200 are the best numbers?
It's a fine analogy.....I just wonder if the science is really there. The flavors may blend well enough just by the nature of them being pressed together. Is there an aging/curing upside for hash? And is there a downside? (the degradation of THC). Of course, if it's wrapped well, kept in the dark, cool temperature.......degradation would be very slow, but is that curing? I am familiar with the history of various hashes, charas, etc.....I don't know what their reasons were for aging it, maybe it was more about storing it for the future, or transportation, or if next year they had crop failure.......I believe the curing of hash is mainly a temple ball, or full melt hash thing, because you're melting the resin glands, or heads, they all meld together and the flavors become more complex and such, I think it even breaks down some of the tiny bits of plant matter left too. Like my stuff is several different strains, so smashing them all together and waiting will result in a different flavor... kinda like how food develops more flavor if it's cooked over a long period... maybe that's a stupid analogy. Look up temple balls, ancient technique, the original concentrate really... I find it fascinating.
The Science is there. Google Frenchy Cannoli. Here is one place that has some of Frenchy’s writings. https://www.edrosenthal.com/the-gur...st-art-of-the-temple-balls-by-frenchy-cannoliIt's a fine analogy.....I just wonder if the science is really there. The flavors may blend well enough just by the nature of them being pressed together. Is there an aging/curing upside for hash? And is there a downside? (the degradation of THC). Of course, if it's wrapped well, kept in the dark, cool temperature.......degradation would be very slow, but is that curing? I am familiar with the history of various hashes, charas, etc.....I don't know what their reasons were for aging it, maybe it was more about storing it for the future, or transportation, or if next year they had crop failure.......
It would be interesting to sample 2 identical balls (don't even...... ;) ), one immediately after it's made, and one aged/cured.
The traditional way is with live resin from living plants, so curing is probably more beneficial in that instance.It's a fine analogy.....I just wonder if the science is really there. The flavors may blend well enough just by the nature of them being pressed together. Is there an aging/curing upside for hash? And is there a downside? (the degradation of THC). Of course, if it's wrapped well, kept in the dark, cool temperature.......degradation would be very slow, but is that curing? I am familiar with the history of various hashes, charas, etc.....I don't know what their reasons were for aging it, maybe it was more about storing it for the future, or transportation, or if next year they had crop failure.......
It would be interesting to sample 2 identical balls (don't even...... ;) ), one immediately after it's made, and one aged/cured.
I think we understand more about why the flower/plant needs to be cured.......at least I do, than what happens to the resin. Chlorophyl, the grassy/hay smell, harshness to smoothness......it's all about curing the plant. But what happens to the resin when buds are cured? Terpenes improve? That's certainly a plus, but what else happens, chemically, to the resin during curing?The traditional way is with live resin from living plants, so curing is probably more beneficial in that instance.
I have and their is a huge noticeable difference. Especially in texture. The outside becomes a hard protective shell. When you cut it open it’s like a cream filled ball of goodness. Here is one when made and then the exact same ball one year later. I have another one that is at 14 months and counting.It's a fine analogy.....I just wonder if the science is really there. The flavors may blend well enough just by the nature of them being pressed together. Is there an aging/curing upside for hash? And is there a downside? (the degradation of THC). Of course, if it's wrapped well, kept in the dark, cool temperature.......degradation would be very slow, but is that curing? I am familiar with the history of various hashes, charas, etc.....I don't know what their reasons were for aging it, maybe it was more about storing it for the future, or transportation, or if next year they had crop failure.......
It would be interesting to sample 2 identical balls (don't even...... ;) ), one immediately after it's made, and one aged/cured.
they, who i don’t know but are still trying to figure it all out.. one thing with storing hash is the cannabiniods will destroy all contaminate over time..I think we understand more about why the flower/plant needs to be cured.......at least I do, than what happens to the resin. Chlorophyl, the grassy/hay smell, harshness to smoothness......it's all about curing the plant. But what happens to the resin when buds are cured? Terpenes improve? That's certainly a plus, but what else happens, chemically, to the resin during curing?
awesome!!.I have and their is a huge noticeable difference. Especially in texture. The outside becomes a hard protective shell. When you cut it open it’s like a cream filled ball of goodness. Here is one when made and then the exact same ball one year later. I have another one that is at 14 months and counting.
Thanks for all the info, I appreciate it. Now to just whip up some perfectly ripened Afghani, Lebanese, Moroccan...... ;)^^This is conversion chart for micron equivalents.^^dry sifting to hashish pressing
TPI [Threads Per Inch] conversion to microns on a rough scale. Thread diameter also play into this. Mesh Count Mesh Opening mesh/inch mesh/cm Micron mm inch 12 5 1566 1.566 0.0617 16 6 1188 1.188 0.0467 18 7 1061 1.061 0.0418 20 8 920 0.920 0.0362 24 9 808 0.808 0.0318 25 10...www.thcfarmer.com
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