Grandpa Likes To Squeeze Stuff: Solventless Extracts, Rosin, Pressed Here!
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BobbyZ
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I feel like this guy when someone post a photo here.
gr865
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5 trays, 250 gummy's, 20 grams of mixed decarbed Rosin.
BobbyZ
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20 grams of rosin?5 trays, 250 gummy's, 20 grams of mixed decarbed Rosin.
Those should work...
How many did you eat?
Report back, if you can...
gr865
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Did 4
Oh, stoned I am, I just realized that my water alarm went off for me to check the pH of the rez before the first cycle of the night. Well it was not bad, a little high. Did the pH adjustment so it will be watering again in about two hours.
Oh, stoned I am, I just realized that my water alarm went off for me to check the pH of the rez before the first cycle of the night. Well it was not bad, a little high. Did the pH adjustment so it will be watering again in about two hours.
Is he still alive lol20 grams of rosin?
Those should work...
How many did you eat?
Report back, if you can...
gr865
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Ahh, yes and a very nice sleep last night.
Will be doing 1 in the AM and 3 in the PM.
incogn1to
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@gr865 OMG 20g ? Did you infuse it into oil first or right into the gummy recipe? Have you tried to calculate the potency? When I infused 2.6g into a 1/4c and then used 1/8c of that oil to make 75 gummys I used some calculator to come up with this. The 70% is just a guesstimate based on information from around the net.
gr865
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Mistake
gr865
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@gr865 OMG 20g ? Did you infuse it into oil first or right into the gummy recipe? Have you tried to calculate the potency? When I infused 2.6g into a 1/4c and then used 1/8c of that oil to make 75 gummys I used some calculator to come up with this. The 70% is just a guesstimate based on information from around the net.
I decarbed the Rosin @ 235 degrees, took about 40 minutes. I used Corn Syrup, Sunflower Liquid Lecithin and the Decarbed Rosin, heated and mixed together well then added to the cooking gelatin and stir well.
The THC content is a guess, used Rosin from 7 different strain of cannabis, all varying amount and THC levels. So that number is the average of the cannabis used.
20gm rosin @ 22% THC = 4.4gr THC
4.4gr THC/250 gummies = 17.6 mg THC/Gummy
gr865
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Did a little work on the ladies today and updated the journal. Coming along nicely, if i do say so myself.
Triple Cheese #3 After cleanup, retie and renet.
4 of the 5 back in the tent.
Getting antsy to squish some of this Triple Cheese.
Triple Cheese #3 After cleanup, retie and renet.
4 of the 5 back in the tent.
Getting antsy to squish some of this Triple Cheese.
incogn1to
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Why only 22%? Tests have shown 70% on the low end and over 80% on the high end.
gr865
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You mean for Rosin or FECO/CCO?
How can the Rosin be any stronger than the original cannabis?
I have heard that FECO/CCO can get above 50%.
For sure
Rosin should be way higher than that
Rosin should be way higher than that
The vast majority if what you get from the rosin press is the contents of the trichomes.
incogn1to
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That is based on dry weight of cannabis. When you extract the THC you're concentrating it and thus it becomes more potent.
gr865
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So your saying that at the low end it is 40 mg of THC per gummy. That is based on 50% THC.
OK, you had 20gm rosin, with somewhere between 70 and 80% THC.
That means you had 14gm (20 * 0.7) to 16gm (20 * 0.8) gm THC total in the rosin.
You made 250 gummies from it so each gummy had 56mg (14gm/250) to 64mg(16gm/250) THC per gummy
I inverted the division for my first attempt.
incogn1to
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Right. You also need to take into account the efficiency of the decarb and infusion. Most places use this math
(x * y * 1000) * z = a
x = amount of product in grams
y = THC % (dried cannabis 15-20%, extracts 70-85%)
z = efficiency, usually 0.8
a = available THC in mg
Infusion of rosin should be 100%. It's completely dissolved into the oil. I think infusion efficiency comes into play for bud-in-oil infusions because the odds are good we're not getting every single trichome dissolved into the oil.
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