andIhalped
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Welcome.Hello Everyone,
I'm Beezluiz's son,
Thank you all for the tips! It's greatly appreciated.
& be sure to give us a smoke report.
Great handle & avatar, too, BTW.
Grow on!
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Welcome.Hello Everyone,
I'm Beezluiz's son,
Thank you all for the tips! It's greatly appreciated.
My super sticky Wiz is hanging and blowing in the wind in the dark. The GG4 ladies oozing similar proto-hash await the chop and cure etc. For another week. This trim will be done with gloves to maximize the resin capture. Scissors at the ready and a 23-year-old helper and we are good to go after the hang.
Beautiful haul. Bet it smells great.We harvested BBM last night. A fun time had by all.
Be sure to post a smoke report. BTW, never heard of the WK strain, so I'm quite curious.My super sticky Wiz is hanging and blowing in the wind in the dark. The GG4 ladies oozing similar proto-hash await the chop and cure etc. For another week. This trim will be done with gloves to maximize the resin capture. Scissors at the ready and a 23-year-old helper and we are good to go after the hang.
I tried to tell my kids that, but they just gave me a look.If you save leaves, you can make pretty nice oil out of 'em. And, yep, fan leaf oil will get one buzzed!
Awesome!She yielded better than I was expecting. She was the runt of the litter.
Kids these days!I tried to tell my kids that, but they just gave me a look.
The whole lot will take quite a while, the Wiz not so long. Since I'm more of a process guy and my helper's familiar with Baba Ram Dass' thoughts on this too, we'll consume some of 2017 offering and then, magically.....we'll be done. I always resist the temptation to try before the cure is done. Good thing I don't make wine.That's great! How long do you estimate it to take you and your helper to complete the trimming?
Do you have a favorite method for creating the fan leaf oil?Kids these days!
Waste not want not.
& I really enjoy my fan leaf oil. Mellow high.
Isn't that the truth! I too resist the temptation, but man is it worth it to wait! Best of luck with the trimming!I always resist the temptation to try before the cure is done. Good thing I don't make wine.
I'm always out to do more with less.Do you have a favorite method for creating the fan leaf oil?
I'm always out to do more with less.
In the following I usually use about a full shopping bag of trimmed fan leaves (wash 'em first)
My simple oil:
Spread leaves & trim on a baking sheet & decarb at 230F for 45 min. (easy enough to decarb in oil, too).
I break up the brittle decarbed leaves in a cast iron dutch oven w/ enough extra virgin olive oil to cover (I seldom measure anything). Give it a stir & then:
Put it in the oven set at 190F. My oven's pretty accurate--I've I spot checked the ambient temp+that of the oil, both have always been nearly 190F. Let it go for two hours.
Some folks use the lecithin, but I don't---I never have any, because I don't use it in anything else & I won't buy single-purpose items.
Cool & strain through tripled up cheescloth (I don't mind the cannabits anyway).
About a teaspoon gets me pretty ripped. Mellooooooooooow high.
The oil tastes just like the weed, which is pretty durn tasty.
Easy! & nothing much to clean up, too. This technique doesn't require any added gear, double boil set up, machines, or the cleanup of all that other stuff.
Also let's see if grower extraordinaire @newty answers the bat phone on this thread...I know she's a big fan leaf oil fan.
For more ornate, gear-intensive (and messier) approaches check out Fresh Harvest Infused Cannabis Oil
Thank you amigo for the directions. May there be fan oil aplenty this glorious year.I'm always out to do more with less.
In the following I usually use about a full shopping bag of trimmed fan leaves (wash 'em first)
My simple oil:
Spread leaves & trim on a baking sheet & decarb at 230F for 45 min. (easy enough to decarb in oil, too).
I break up the brittle decarbed leaves in a cast iron dutch oven w/ enough extra virgin olive oil to cover (I seldom measure anything). Give it a stir & then:
Put it in the oven set at 190F. My oven's pretty accurate--I've I spot checked the ambient temp+that of the oil, both have always been nearly 190F. Let it go for two hours.
Some folks use the lecithin, but I don't---I never have any, because I don't use it in anything else & I won't buy single-purpose items.
Cool & strain through tripled up cheescloth (I don't mind the cannabits anyway).
About a teaspoon gets me pretty ripped. Mellooooooooooow high.
The oil tastes just like the weed, which is pretty durn tasty.
Easy! & nothing much to clean up, too. This technique doesn't require any added gear, double boil set up, machines, or the cleanup of all that other stuff.
Also let's see if grower extraordinaire @newty answers the bat phone on this thread...I know she's a big fan leaf oil fan.
For more ornate, gear-intensive (and messier) approaches check out Fresh Harvest Infused Cannabis Oil
Thanks, Newty! Especially for reminding folks of the lecithin's purpose with the oil!I also make edible oil out of fan leaves both wet harvest and dry. @andIhalped recipe will work well for you. I like to use the lecithin in my oils as it helps bind the oil to your fat cells and seems to make the high last longer, in my opinion Good luck and happy cooking