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Hey Guys, I have been invited by Dr Pecker so let me share some personal experiences. I am not an ISO specialist, I just use ISO to wash my sieve (bags) when I make Hash, I give away the resulting oil; I most certainly could improve my knowledge on drying and cleaning my ISO but I may simply...

Thanks My birthday was/is on the Dec 13th and I have the best party ever.

I did and it was not the greatest resin

Aficionado does only limited number release of their genetic which sold out fast. Your best chance is to come for a visit.

The words of a wise men. Remember that those bags are your tools. Take the time to think about what a tool is to a craftsman. Same applies.

Congrat Twitch, I have not come and check you for a while and you made it happen. BRAVO It takes a lot

My TGA relation is all based on my friendship with Subcool and Mzz Jill and the whole Weed Nerd tribe (not to have to name too many names) + the vid I do with TC. I do not work for TGA, I am just a friend and a big fan. I am officially Aficionado Hashishin and as such was presenting Aficionado...

I have seen just one person with dry sieve during the whole weekend, I thought the DSW would show off his good but it looks like photos are all he does. On the other hand I did not move from the Aficionado booth except for the Panel on the Future of artisanal Hash in Cali with Nikka T, Dorian...

There is no real landrace genetics in Morocco, Hashish production started in the 60's. Stretch your sieving material over a big metal bowl, take a handful of trims/buds and have it "trampoline" over the whole surface without really touching the trims. Process all your trims that way, collect the...

Welcome to the end!!! Oregon in July sounds good but I truly can't say right now. Hashishini sound really nice. The word has origins going as far back as the 7th century and the birth of the Muslim civilization. Hashish production and consummation is a male only word in Muslim country so that...

Sourcing the Code: Searching for the Evolutionary Origins of Cannabinoid Receptors, Vanilloid Receptors, and Anandamide , John M. McPartland Patty Pruitt, http://www.cannabis-med.org/iacm/data/pdf/2002-01-3.pdf THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) accumulation in glands of Cannabis (Cannabaceae), Paul G...

Unbroken as in not broken?? I don't know you tell me, I don't understand what you mean. Resin quality is not about the size of the resin gland but about the resin formed inside. Your 110 will be cleaner because it is easier to separate the trichomes from the green in the medium sizes like the 70...

This is the major problem in the industry, you are all into techniques and tools but you do not study the resin glands. Trichomes with a size ranging from 110 to 120 will be as "unbroken" as the trichomes ranging from 73 to 160. I would be curious to know what do you mean by unbroken trichomes...

By using too many bags you are literally cutting into pieces your whole terpenes and cannabinoids spectrum. 110 to 160 will never deliver what you have in the 73 to 160 or 45 to 160. The sum is bigger and better than the parts. All day.

No bag in the machine, 190 as the catch bag, 160, 73, 45 and all water finally to the 25 separately

How many time do you want me to do the same process. Actually I will make a bunch of processing after the Cup from dry sieve to BHO for the lab tests and TC is planning to get all the details and behind the scene action for you guys. More is coming.

It is ice water sieved resin. I do not use anymore the ziplock bags, according to specs low temp are OK but... I use turkey bags instead or more precisely chicken bags.

Check this video it will help I also have an article in the latest Weed World "The Lost Art of the Hashishin" where I explain the process in details Best would be to press a little by hand to experience the transformation of the resin. Warm hand, warm room and a lot of pressure for 15 min, you...

There is over 600 flower and 70 Hash entries this year at The Emerald Cup. TC will be busy a while judging the flowers

Gentleness is key to quality. This is a fact.