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hahahaha, real speed dry, when you've run Out and have a plant almost ready, got to get some dryYeah, I use a fast dry to get my first test buds done, but it still takes 3 days lol.
I have used a vacuum press to totally dry in like 30mins but it tasted like lawn clippings.
cannayard instead of a vineyardI'd like to have 50 plants! It would be nice to have a cannary, walking through rows and rows of plants, sampling, etc. Just like a canna winery! [emoji106] [emoji16]
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Yea, that link is the primary source I've found with the dry ice cure info. The heat press is being done using parchment paper, but it's just soo much water in it that it still turns the paper soggy and gets absorbed. I'm using the unbleached stuff from the organic grocer to be extra careful about avoiding silicon lined stuff, but I've got a roll of the white Reynolds stuff around I could try.
Thinking of running by the sporting good store tomorrow, picking up a paintball CO2 tank and remote tube thingy for it and making a little dry ice to test out freeze drying some of what I've still got in the freezer the way that site outlines with the Tupperware.
@Ozone69
I'm not sure what kind of equipment you have on hand, but I have been toying with a modified co2 extract using non-super critical co2.
Basically if you have a decent pressure cooker that is rated to at least 1500psi (and multiple valves) you should be able to pump liquid co2 into it through the plant matter and then evap the co2 from the cooker's release.
It should make a low pressure "blast-method" hash but without the danger of using flammable solvent.
Of course you would reeeeeaaaallllyyy need to keep an eye on pressure and temp or your cooker might rip open.
Hey rebel how's it going with the AFN shwag?
I don't have any CO2 on hand. Just need enough dry ice for what I'm looking to do this run, so really just enough to fill the bottom of a small Tupperware container. If I can track them down, I should be able to pick up a paintball tank and remote line for probably <$70 or so, and pretty sure the tanks are refillable for reuse if it works well. Nearest place for dry ice I've found so far is all the way down to Denver, so not sure if that's a better option for a quick test. *shrug* :smoking: