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Hash washing results! 7 batches from 2 grows (5+2) and 3 washes each. (infosec.pub)
submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world to c/trees@lemmy.world
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I could dig the strains and grows up, but let’s just stick with numbers for now. 2 of the batches which were stored and the bottom had some pretty bad freezer burn, they’re the greener pucks.

So after washing the cannabis a lightly press dried then immediately froze the hash in the screen. What you see here is after removing the from the screens to air dry.

On the left from the top is the collection of the third batch of collection from the 25 micron bag, under that is the second wash, then the first wash. In the right on top is the 73 micron bag, under that the second wash, then the first wash again.

Total weight is 90g but that’ll drop as it air dries.

Any Qs I’ll try to answer.

Edit, oh each batch was 350g of material, so about 2.5kg of fresh frozen cannabis for the material.

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[–] SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world 3 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

That’s… a rabbit hole growmie, but I’ll be brief.

The white means it’s “pure” let’s call it, trichomes are naturally white/clear, they turn brown they oxidize, that happens during the dry and cure. This is fresh frozen cannabis, so frozen at harvest.

The green comes from chlorophyll, which isn’t good, means I broke the cellular walls during wash or other means (freeze dried storage).

So this stuff will brown as it dries and oxidizes. The only true way to keep it white and have “live rosin” is to use a freeze dryer.

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