My clearest shatter to date!

KLITE

KLITE

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I blame @Fadedawg for getting me into the 50/50 n butane/propane mix. Nice yield, id dare say terpier than just butane (i say this because same strain ran with just butane was muuuch less sappy, need to try other strains to confirm not to mention a stronger smell off oil) and the clearest run ive had the pleasure to do! Thanks pal!

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KLITE said:
I blame @Fadedawg for getting me into the 50/50 n butane/propane mix. Nice yield, id dare say terpier than just butane (i say this because same strain ran with just butane was muuuch less sappy, need to try other strains to confirm not to mention a stronger smell off oil) and the clearest run ive had the pleasure to do! Thanks pal!

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Hee, hee, hee.......... Purdy! What strain?
 
iM doing strain specific runs just for this reason. My grape stomper came out white. cool shit
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Thats one of the strains ive always wanted to come across but never had the fortune to. Im running GDP atm from cut and PCK. Looking to flood bcn with purple nugs, from the shape of the mums i think the gdp might yield alright.... Whats the grapiest berriest strain youve come across bearing in mind yield should be average and above?
 
KLITE said:
Nice wish i could get those fire strains here in europe, is sky walker clone only ye?
You think early cropping will make for a more translucid oil at all?
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I'll check with our biotech Pharmer Joe on the seeds availability question, as I've only seen it in clones.

The lightest concentrates that I've seen were from early harvest Sativa dominants. Skywalker was practically transparent in thin films, with a hint of grey instead of amber, but becoming translucent with added thickness.

When we did the samples for the High Times article, Joe and I extracted both Skywalker and Chem Dawg, using exactly the same equipment, process, and techniques, with the SW almost colorless and the CD like yellow stained glass. Clearly highly strain dependent.
 
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