Not really sure to be honest? I never did the freeze thaw and refreeze so I guess we will all find out lol.
I have tried traditional sieve methods and I always found it difficult to get high quality product that way. Too much leaf particles fall through with dried trim. I have read somewhere that it is better to do it with wet, cold trim with ice water method but Ive never done it with wet trim. any tips? also looking for a website to get some decent quality bags, or would it be better to use steel mesh sieve?
Also, let me ask you something else cus you would probably know better but I have always been told that when trichromes get very cold, they become brittle and break off easier. So in that sense, doesn't freezing (not necessarily in water but just to chill the trim in the freezer by itself) at least help them fall easier?
That Pocono Screens looks like just what im looking for.
Freezing the stalk of the trichomes to make them brittle so that the heads fall is an illusion at best, the trichomes heads are made to fall by themselves when ripe. Would you freeze the stalk of an apple to make it fall from a tree?
What is more fun to study is really a matter of opinion but I do see your point. I am someone who does not waste time on things that I do not believe will work. That does not mean I do not experiment if I think its worth it, but I like to do things efficiently and as i most highly value my time and effort over all, I don't like wasting either. But I am also still on the learning curve so Experimentation is half the effort at this point until I know what I'm doing.
Hold up, you got that from freezing in water? That seems pretty good to my eye but I'm no expert yet. Can't wait to see it fully dry.
Yes sir. Froze in water, thawed out (accidentally), refreeze and then gave bare minimal stir more so too help speed the melt. I used a 25u bag to collect this time. Looks to be almost a gram but I'll try to check it under a scope to see how it came out.
buddy, don't you think your being a little up-tight about this? honestly, its one dude at home experimenting with his own shit. he has every right to do whatever experiments he wants weather it be up to scientific standard or his own standard. It's not like he's trying to publish articles of his findings....... It is for fun! that means he can do it whatever fucked up way he feels like it.
damn dude I'm impressed that that even worked at all let alone that well. even if it yields the same as any other method its still easier. way to go. enjoy that tasty stuff.