Matt Rize
Hashmaster
the rize drying method has just revolutionised my process. omg.
i need to find you a single stoner princess, so you can make an empress out of her.
for real!

the rize drying method has just revolutionised my process. omg.
i need to find you a single stoner princess, so you can make an empress out of her.
hey prof rize i need a bit of a recap: i know that fresh frozen trim is ideal, but i simply didn't have the freezer space this time around so i had to dry it all.
what should i do differently with dry trim?
yeah, old trim makes dry non-melty hash usually. sounds like it is the material. My best hash comes from fresh buds. Melt is mostly determined by strain and how well the plant was grown. Most indicas do not make melty hash. Sour makes great hash, most sativas do, although they yield way less. And pulling early ruins the hash melt and yield. Mixing varieties also throws off melt. What are you working with? I've updated just about every step of my hash tech since I made the video and this thread.thank you!
hopefully by the next time around i have more space in the deepfreeze. i've been preserving like crazy and it's kinda stuffed to the gills right now.
another thing:
the test runs i've been running are, well, the 73 is like wetted kief none of them are melty.
i'm wondering what factors i should be considering here? i took the shake from my medibles stash so it's 6 months to a year old, it's dry, i let it sit for 1/2 hr before i ran it in the payload washer for 20 min, i didn't overload the workbag.
i did one batch where i drained it right away, and one where i let it sit for about 15min after mixing, i'm not entirely sure there's much difference between the 2, if at all......
it seems like every time i try to use dry shake for bubble i run into problems. what am i doing wrong? <--whine
right now i have some of a friend's tall kush trim (dry, about a month old) and my own og kush trim (dry, just bagged a couple days ago).
i'll probably be experimenting with it in the next couple days here.
for bags, i have a 4 bagger (5 gals).
"pur" filtered water.
other than that, i'm going to have to pickle some fish before next harvest to make room in the deepfreeze
are you "let it settle before you drain" (if so, how long?) or "drain right away"?
Updates include:
using more bags: 220 (work), 220, 190, 160, 120, 73, 45
fwiw, i'm "skilled at smoking" a lot of things -- fish, joints, cocks ('cuz all girls smoke roosters, right?)
alas, i don't have a smoker OR a defunct bbq out of which to jury-rig one.... but i do make some killer gravlax (swedish brined salmon).
/threadjack
next trim is getting frozen straight away, maybe if i have the energy after the next trim i'll try out your fresh unfrozen method too.... mmmm.....
I've noticed you never use a 25 bag. What's the reason?
Very informative article professor! It's funny that the article says most hash makers stay away from 25 micron...2 and a half hours of draining and now I know why![]()
Before you run the last 25 bag, do a gumby settling out and siphon off most of the water