brainwarp
Active Member
I just made my first batch of butter. It Should be potent, as I used a lot of bud and leaves, but the color is a lime green.
The same day I watched a Nat Geo Explorer show on the weed industry (I've seen this before, but recorded it again on dvr last week). The guy with the warehouse full of pot trees "for 3 people" showed Lisa Ling a vat of cannabutter that was a beautiful yellow.
The guy mentioned something about "once its steamed and cured, we get this" and shows Lisa the yellow butter. I assume he lumped several steps together in that statement.
Anyone have any idea how he got such clean product? Potency is important, but so is flavor. It appears he got all the plant material out for a better tasting butter. Then again, maybe it was all staged for the camera?
The same day I watched a Nat Geo Explorer show on the weed industry (I've seen this before, but recorded it again on dvr last week). The guy with the warehouse full of pot trees "for 3 people" showed Lisa Ling a vat of cannabutter that was a beautiful yellow.
The guy mentioned something about "once its steamed and cured, we get this" and shows Lisa the yellow butter. I assume he lumped several steps together in that statement.
Anyone have any idea how he got such clean product? Potency is important, but so is flavor. It appears he got all the plant material out for a better tasting butter. Then again, maybe it was all staged for the camera?