So, what's the difference between those two methods? I am looking to buy small (50-90g) BHO extractor. Of course looking for maxxmimum yield of extracts.
Also, can someone give me some tips for using it? Fresh frozen or dry frozen? Quick blast or slow blast? Open or pressurized?
You can soak longer with a pressurized system, and achieve higher yields, but not necessarily quality product, unless you keep the temperature below around -30C.
The longer you soak, the more non target elements you pick up, along with your targeted ones, and reducing the temperature slows down the dessolution rate of all the molecules, but the longer chain heavier ones like C-21/32 plant waxes, C-40 b-Carotene, and C-55 Chlorophyll/Pheophytin, are slowed down more than the our C-10 through C-23 targets.
You can do the same thing with a thermos and butane that's subzero, and no pressure.
See attached picture of our pressurized and vibrated tube..........
Consider taking a bigger step, and building/assembling your own Lil Terp passive extractor, where you can control the soak time by simply turning it upside down, and you can recover the butane for reuse. Here's a link to how I made mine, along with a dirty peeecture:
https://web.archive.org/web/2016030...h.com/passive-butane-extractor-and-reclaimer/
Note that since I built the Lil Terp from scratch, parts to assemble a Lil Terp design from off the shelf components became available from places like Glacier Tanks.
https://www.glaciertanks.com/
PS: In answer to wet or dry, I prefer to pull the fan leaves and hang for 5 to 7 days, or until the small stems snap. Less water bulk to deal with, and still aromatic.