you could go up to five or more if you have the stamina to wash that much if your still getting decent returns sometimes you get the best yield on the 5th wash all depends on the strain and quality
I know 3 cycles still produces but 5 you say?... alright 5 it is next session.you could go up to five or more if you have the stamina to wash that much if your still getting decent returns sometimes you get the best yield on the 5th wash all depends on the strain and quality
Very nice man
i usually stop washing when im getting less than a gram from the 73-90u bags just judging by eye
I'm still confused about the moisture part. Dry ice is frozen C02. It's a solid form of gas. If you let it sit, it sublimates, it doesn't melt. I'm wondering why you would think the hash absorbs moisture from this. Dry ice is so cold it's void of any moisture. If you're absorbing moisture it's from the sides of the bubble bowl because the dry ice sits in it too long. The air is being cooled to the point where it condenses because it's so cold. Below are a frew examples of what my dry ice hash looks like right after it comes out of the bubble bowl. After my final trim, I let the trimmings and larf sit until it doesn't stick to itself. I've pressed right after the hash run and had decent results.
Return is all about the starting product and how familiar you are with your press. I usually get around 35 to 40% yields with hash. Flower is usually around 20%. As for flavor the fresher the better. There are terpenes and flavanoids that will gas off at room temp even. The longer you wait, the more oxidation and gassing off will occur. In an ideal world, you fresh freeze (24 hrs or less from harvest) then you use a ice water machine, once that comes out, freeze dry it, them press it. That's how you get live rosin/resin.
I hope to hell I better get more than 35 to 40% return from squishing my pretty golden hash! LOL!
