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Starting weight? Just fill it up and pack it lightly. U wont get a decent vape juice without winterizing the wax first.

I've gotten a couple columns from them and they were top notch but I probably will go elsewhere from now on

Got this pneumatic press from BVV, marked 600 bucks down from 1000. After using it for 15 minutes a spark shot out from the top of the unit. I contacted BVV and they said I can arrange for a freight pickup and that they will take a look to make sure I didnt damage it and then refund me as they...

I decarb the trim in the oven first

I make it all the time. I use a recipe I found online, I don't have the exact ratios but basically u use combine the trim and coconut oil a slow cooker and cook on low overnight. Strain out the solids and add beeswax. Let that simmer for an hour or 2 and then pour into a container. U can add...

Well I figured it out, that threaded end accepts a female nipple and I just put some couplers together I had in my garage. Not sure if this is the way it's supposed to be but it will get the job done

Sadly the instructions are quite limited and there is no spec sheet except that it requires 150psi and 220volts. But that's far improved from my rotary evaporator which had zero instructions whatsoever.

O, I removed the elbow on the inlet side of the press regulator and attempted to screw in a male air line coupler. The hole was too big for the coupler

The press has a hose that slips into the regulator, almost like a shark's bite connector, so that end is no problem. My issue is how do I connect the pictures hose to my air compressor?

I have some fittings like that and they dont fit. I unscrewed the inlet on the press and attempted to screw in a standard nipple and it's too small

Whatever it is idk how to hook it to a compressor

I got my pneumatic rosin press today. I'm confused on how to hook up the air supply. It doesnt have a standard nipple one would find on air tools. Somehow I'm supposed to hook this to a compresor. Any ideas?

So first the foliage is a bit greener than the pics appear, the gavita LEDs dont show great color. Anyways, I flushed each plant with pure RO water, 2 gallons each until it was running out the bottoms. I tested the runoff and came back with 1000ppm PH 6.3. So I am thinking they are burning not...

Should also mention I'm using a combination of RO and condensate as my starting water

I'm 5 days into flower + 2.5ml/gallon calmag. Using house n gardens in run to waste coco. PPM never above 1000ppm. Noticing some spots on the upper foliage of 1 strain, which is purple punch from barneys. Wondering if it's a nutrient burn or something else.

Though I would agree not to apply it to a flowering plants. The only thing i would apply to a flowering plant is pyrethrins for bugs or a sulfur spray like garlic for PM

While this is true, the risk is overstated. The very act of igniting cannabis creates hydrogen cyanide, the same is true for tobacco. Apples, walnuts, almonds, and many other foods contain cyanide as well. The amount is nowhere near the level it takes to harm a person.

R u rick?