Oooh did you say coffee? Two sugars and plenty of cow please.
I'm subbed up Mc! ;-)
I been here I've just been a bit quieter than usual
Oooh did you say coffee? Two sugars and plenty of cow please.
I'm subbed up Mc! ;-)
, best cup of coffee ever.
me nether. No matter how much we know we can always learn more.
me nether. No matter how much we know we can always learn more.
My wife is trying to figure out how to use in natural soaps and lotions too.
Hey McLoadie!
Great posts coming on here!
I'm totally making some ice cream!
I think you're right on where to take cuttings. In my limited experience, taking a cutting from a mid point shoot at the very end of stretch seems to roots fastest and grow strongest.
It's amazing the amount of stuff I've learned in the last 5mos.
Loving this journal!!
K
Couldn't agree more. And happy almost anniversary!!
K
this is from 420 member "Inkdot" (not sure how to add link)
Recipie: North Indian cannabis milk drink (a great use of fresh fan leaves or trim)
Hello. I learned to make this drink in the state Punjab of India. It's a great way to use all those fan leaves after harvest or after defoliation techniques.
It can of course be done with frosty bud trim or even bud material, then it will be more psychoactive head high and more potent.
If you only use the fan leaves you can still get a soaring body high since the insides of those leaves contain much more CBDs and other cannabinoids than THC. The effects can still be intense though and I suppose it might be good to try for medication as with a CBD high edible.
Recipie:
You'll need:
Milk and/or cream (if only milk, use as high fat as possible and simmer a little longer)
Fresh cannabis plant material. Works also for only fan leaves, even from a plant in veg.
Cloth, sieve or sifter to separate wet gooey plant material from the liquid (cloth over a cooking pot works nice because you can tie it as a sack around and squeeze all liquid out)
Flavors for the finished drink. Flavor as you please. I used cinnamon, sweet hazel paste, a little dark chocolate (melted into the milk) and a small shot of rum. In India they used cinnamon, cardamom, almond, some kind of sweetener and poppy seeds. I have to try this with coffee next!
Ok, on to the cooking.
Boil enough water to cover the fresh leaves, stems or trim.
Add plant material to water. Gently boil for a few minutes (or longer) while poking the leaves with an appliance to make a water infusion. You wanna get rid of as much chlorophyll and nutrients as possible while softening the plant material to make it more gooey.
Use sieve or cloth to separate. Throw away the water while saving the plant material. Try to get rid of as much water as possible by pressing and squeezing.
Put gooey plant matter back in a cooking pot and spread out evenly.
Add cream or milk. To get the most potent drink, use mostly cream in the mixture and just barely cover the plant matter. If you use higher quality plant matter you can add more milk to dilute and drown everything completely.
Gently simmer with lid on at low temperature for at least 30 min (up to two hours if you're patient). Check the state of things every 5 to 10 minutes, stir the mixture and mash the leaves. Add water or milk if needed and don't let it go to a hard boil, just a light simmer. I use a spray bottle with water to dilute and keep it from boiling too hard.
Use sieve or cloth to separate. This time keep the liquid and throw away the plant material that has now been depleted of fat soluble cannabinoids.
You can add flavors at the end or earlier in the cooking. I tend to add the flavors the last 10 minutes of simmering to let them absorb better into the milk/cream.
About dosage. I used a big hand full of fresh fan leaves (from plants in veg that I defoliated). This gave me about a pint of cream/milk mixture of 10% fat content that tasted very good and gave me a soaring body high for many hours. Once you get the hang on potency etc you can cook big batches and put in fridge!
In India they prefer to use blooming bush weed (using the whole plant) but when I was there the plants had just started flowering and there were no buds but it still knocked me on my ass!
I found this after I made first test , whitch tasted like fresh cut lawn.
this recipe major improvment,manly the remuvale of the chlora--green stuff
Warning much stonger than one might think for something that normally gets trashed.
