theexpress
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budder aint hard to make.... all you gotta do is heat it and whip it for a while.... some strains budder up better then others....
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kbo ca
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Thats exactly what some clubs do. Or as a producer you can send your own sample to the lab, completley bypass the club and get your strain or concentrate certified. All they accept is a two gram sample per test.
Bodhi Diesel
Active Member
You obviously have never done business with SteepHill Labs as your statements are false. When certified by SteepHill your entire "crop" is inspected and then sealed onsite in Nitrogen filled bags with the Lab's logo, Strain Name and weight on each bag.
The Collective I belong to will not even consider your product unless it shows up in the above shown bags.
CollisionCourse
Member
i'm sure diffrent growers have differnt results
does any1 know how this stuff compares 2 the s.Cal! FullMELTS? iv'e had some killerCaL! stuff recently!
does any1 know how this stuff compares 2 the s.Cal! FullMELTS? iv'e had some killerCaL! stuff recently!
CollisionCourse
Member
Imagine getting that bag delivered 2 U by u.p.s. that's pimp
=fun
=fun
kbo ca
Active Member
They don't test your whole crop. You send in samples and they test those. The sample when tested is ruined and cannot be used. So the only way they could test your whole crop is if they destroyed it all chopping it up into petri dishes. If you choose, you can send in a larger amount for the nitrogen packaging, at which time they will take a four gram sample from the batch, two grams for thc cbd, and two for molds and pesticide testing. It isn't standard to do this. Many growers will send in samples for potency. i have done this a few times just to get a ball park cbd and thc percentage. It is usually the dispensary that puts down the money for this special packaging, but I have never heard of one where it is required for intake. Even harborside, the first place to get all of their products tested, intakes herb in turkey bags. REspect...You obviously have never done business with SteepHill Labs as your statements are false. When certified by SteepHill your entire "crop" is inspected and then sealed onsite in Nitrogen filled bags with the Lab's logo, Strain Name and weight on each bag.
The Collective I belong to will not even consider your product unless it shows up in the above shown bags.
Bodhi Diesel
Active Member
If you want your product "SAFE CANNABIS" certified, you bring the entire crop. If you just want a sample tested you send one in. I am specifically talking about "SAFE CANNABIS" certification.
There are only a handful of 'SAFE CANNABIS" certified dispensaries and my collective is one of them. I have, regularly for over two years had my crops certified and I never said the entire crop is tested. The fact is, you take your entire crop to them, THEY take the representative sample out, inspect the rest for consistency and THEY bag it, seal it and certify it.
Harborside is NOT the first to have product testing, where do you get your info from?
Sr. Verde
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Why in the hell are we talking about crops.
This is an OIL thread.... that whole block of information had nothing to do with this thread. BHO is not cannabis flower.... it is cannabis's essential oil. How they test flowers/plants, and the any alleged inaccuracy is irrelevant how they test oil.
If your going to post something about testing OIL, please do.... but if your going to talk about FLOWERS, realize you are in the wrong place to even debate anything about them.
Sr. Verde
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I'm going to go on a whim here... As I've never specifically "tried" doing that.... though I'm not sure if you even can *try*.
ISO oil is the product your left with from making OIL, with ISO..
Budder, is the consistency/product you get from using butane as a solvent, and whipping the resulting material as it bubbles...
Some strains will budder better than others, and depending on certain exposure to certain solvents for certain amounts of time, you can also alter consistency...
So I'm going to say if you actually want BUDDER... like BHO budder.... you need to use Butane rather than isopropyl.
It's all about how those solvents act on our oils, as we remove them from our flowers. The end product we get is what it is...
You cant bubble butane out of ISO oil and get *budder* because there is no butane in ISO oil. Get it?
Bodhi Diesel
Active Member
Talk to kbo ca, he's the one that brought the off topic subject to this thread and I couldn't let his erroneous information stand unchallenged.
Sorry about the topic drift.
RobbieP
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ah thank you , i understand it now. +rep
DabasaurusFlex710
New Member
Budder or that wax is decarboxolized oil. Yall cooking the shit out of your oil. some seem to auto budder over time depending on strain and what not but you should have nice see thru oil everytime. Its common sense your over cooking it when you have budder wax. If boiling point of butane 30.2°F and water is 212°F and then all the butane will leave your oil at room temperature or even sitting in the sun for a day or two. Wen you got decarboxolized oil you cooked out any water left in there. Its the smoothest and the best where its like a jolly rancher at room temperature and thats right before it turns into budder.Then winterize that and youll get some beautiful shatter 
VladFromOG
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Budder is any cannabis extract that is > 85% THC. THC is a fluffy semi crystalline solid wax, and naturally assumes this state in any sort of reasonable purity. ISO will pull out chlorophyll and burst the cell walls from your herb, leeching the secondary oils from within, preventing this. Moreover ISO causes THC to oxidize incredibly fast, leaving nothing but goopy dark CBN and CBD laden oil, even if you are extracting from dry sift keif with no chlorophyll. This makes it impossible to get budder from herb using ISO, but if you've got some dry sift or dry ice hash (from a high THC strain like a sativah), you can usually get some good budder using limonene or butane.
For more info in the different types of hash (budder, earwax, foam, etc), and much much more info that dispells a lot of the mythology and bs regarding concentrates, see the link at the end of my sig.
For more info in the different types of hash (budder, earwax, foam, etc), and much much more info that dispells a lot of the mythology and bs regarding concentrates, see the link at the end of my sig.
Dan Kone
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BHO is cleaner than bubble hash because less plant matter and mold make it into the extract. Just sayin...