whodatnation
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Cant lie, I've already smoked some befor pressing,,, and it's fabThe pressing before the smoking I hope.
Looks really Yummy!!!
What is it???

Cant lie, I've already smoked some befor pressing,,, and it's fabThe pressing before the smoking I hope.
Looks really Yummy!!!
What is it???
With ice water sieving the only curing you can do before pressing is when you cure your flowers before trimming, over 3 months is perfect or when you dry sieve and then cure the trichomes for 3 months. The curing I do after pressing is an insurance against mold when working with water but most important may it be for dry or water sieve it give the time to the resin to "absorb" all plant material in its mass it takes between 8 to 12 weeks depending on quantity, quality, strains, etc. The aging is the final step and I will quote myself, it is part of my workshop.Frenchy, after drying, is there any difference between curing then pressing before use or aging, and the opposite ie press right away and cure the pressed piece [all conditions being equal say 1 week drying and 8 weeks cure]
if there is a difference, please explain
thanks in advance
A lot of running around or should I say driving around with TC. I am finishing the book for the Frenchy Cannoli Workshop that goes deeper than what I will give live, more dates and scientific details that could overwhelm live. A lot of writing and setting up articles which I start to enjoy big time. A little spin in between to keep in shape, Frenchy JaYRz and pins coming very soon. Jamming some with Mendo Dope, they are finishing a Hunters of the Dank song. Learning and enjoying life, what else there is to do???Hi Frenchy! What's new and exciting?![]()
A lot of running around or should I say driving around with TC. I am finishing the book for the Frenchy Cannoli Workshop that goes deeper than what I will give live, more dates and scientific details that could overwhelm live. A lot of writing and setting up articles which I start to enjoy big time. A little spin in between to keep in shape, Frenchy JaYRz and pins coming very soon. Jamming some with Mendo Dope, they are finishing a Hunters of the Dank song. Learning and enjoying life, what else there is to do???
me to frenchy book me sirI want a signed book!
Man, I'm glad I asked as I was counting the period between drying and pressing as part of the cure period. I got into the habit of leaving the tricomes un pressed and opening the container every day , then pressing when I had the time. I need to recalculate.With ice water sieving the only curing you can do before pressing is when you cure your flowers before trimming, over 3 months is perfect or when you dry sieve and then cure the trichomes for 3 months. The curing I do after pressing is an insurance against mold when working with water but most important may it be for dry or water sieve it give the time to the resin to "absorb" all plant material in its mass it takes between 8 to 12 weeks depending on quantity, quality, strains, etc. The aging is the final step and I will quote myself, it is part of my workshop.
AGING = Most connoisseurs would agree that the aging process helps mellow the smoke and improve the flavors but there is very little scientific data available on the subject. On the other hand, there is plenty first- hand reports about quality Hashish as old as 12 to 15 years, 3 to 5 years being common. Like tobacco, wine, hard liquor or cheese aging develop the taste but again the choice of container, aging environment and oxygen removal is essential to the process.
Thanks for the offer and I will keep you in mind.I want a signed book!
Those book are to be given to students of the workshop, good by themselves but made to go with the workshopme to frenchy book me sir
It works as well but you are loosing more terpenes and flavonoids when you do not press.Man, I'm glad I asked as I was counting the period between drying and pressing as part of the cure period. I got into the habit of leaving the tricomes un pressed and opening the container every day , then pressing when I had the time. I need to recalculate.