BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
I started the thread to talk about Piatella. Are we still doing that? I'm lost in this discussion.
Holy Piatella
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GoldenBud
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i didn't find his video of trim bubble has, BUT, found this, look at this dark color bubble hash from trim
it's way darker than Amber. can you please find bubble hash from top shelf nugs? we can compare
Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
It's a relatively new product/process that is not yet very prevalent... there really isn't much more to talk about until we all can get our hands on some...
So now we're kinda talking about how it's produced, starting with how the starting material is made.
GoldenBud
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@Farid I just read your last message, gotcha, in this case the color means nothing... I keep researching
in this video he uses not top shelf nugs i think? but a lot of nugs, and a drying freezer technique... so maybe @invertedisdead is right about hash is oxidizing while drying but i am not 100% again needs more research
@BabyFacedFinster sorry we took over your thread, since most of us never had 6 stars hash, Piatella is a far dream for us.. so we kind of switched it into "6 stars hash" thread if it's fine?
Why do you think this when there are many photos of dark trichomes?
GoldenBud
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that's not as dark as these pictures:These heads look pretty dark to me:
where did you see dark trichomes? like, brown or black?
Farid
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If the hash pictures I linked were pressed with heat they would get very dark. Just look at the video you linked and watch how the hash turns colors when pressed.
The other point I'm reiterating with my pictures is that trim can produce fire, as many of these examples were made with quality trim and popcorn.
The pics you linked above doesn't look top quality mostly because of the greenness and the texture, not the darkness per se. It looks like it would leave a bit of residue on a screen when melted.
The other point I'm reiterating with my pictures is that trim can produce fire, as many of these examples were made with quality trim and popcorn.
The pics you linked above doesn't look top quality mostly because of the greenness and the texture, not the darkness per se. It looks like it would leave a bit of residue on a screen when melted.
Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
How about PURPLE trichomes and bubble hash....? 
Here's a lot of info on piatella:
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Here's a lot of info on piatella:
What is Piatella and How to Make Piatella
Piatella is making waves in a major way. You’ve seen the pictures, you’ve seen the memes. This is next-level solventless and it’s blowing peoples’ minds, and rightfully so. The potency and flavor of this artfully-crafted solventless cannabis concentrate is truly legendary. So what is Piatella...
jbm
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To paraphrase George S Kaufman, wait, I thought I just heard an on-topic post.How about PURPLE trichomes and bubble hash....?
Here's a lot of info on piatella:
What is Piatella and How to Make Piatella
Piatella is making waves in a major way. You’ve seen the pictures, you’ve seen the memes. This is next-level solventless and it’s blowing peoples’ minds, and rightfully so. The potency and flavor of this artfully-crafted solventless cannabis concentrate is truly legendary. So what is Piatella...
GoldenBud
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I had to think about it, but... it's only hot water, less than 99c temperature, THCA's boiling point is around is higher than that... I doubt it will change its color so quickly... dunno.. I really doubt the heat changes the color so quickly... it's not enough energy to change its color IMHO
like, changing the color needs a lot of energy... i doubt hot water will do it...
Farid
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You can watch scores of videos of the color changing with just hot water. Hell even with just the heat from fingers.
This probably isn't 6 or even 5 star, but here it is still very obvious:
With 5 or 6 star the color change becomes even starker since more of the hash will melt and change. Just compare pressing low grade kief - which hardly changes color, to pressing high grade bubble which goes from very light to quite dark.
This probably isn't 6 or even 5 star, but here it is still very obvious:
With 5 or 6 star the color change becomes even starker since more of the hash will melt and change. Just compare pressing low grade kief - which hardly changes color, to pressing high grade bubble which goes from very light to quite dark.
GoldenBud
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ok I understand. for sure, some THCA converted into THC. but my question is why? why you want to decarb the THCA into THC? you want your vaporizer to convert THCA into THC. just so it will be a nice temple ball? you won't want somebody to convert your flower THCA into THC... you want to do it.
but anyway, it's not a dark temple ball at all. I am pretty sure the raw material was wonderful. the color is good. not dark at all. not 0 stars, maybe 3 4 or 5...
and what happened here? like, too much chlorophyll maybe? it doesn't look like something that was catching heat of any kind
GoldenBud
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yeah, can't be 5-6 stars, but i think this is not dried yet
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
That is awesome looking. I'd love to try that. So that's purple heads collected as bubble hash, then pressed into a piatella-like consistency?How about PURPLE trichomes and bubble hash....?
Temple Balls around here are pretty cheap ($15 a gram) and very dark. Reminds me of the chara hash that they rub off their dirty hands and heat and press into a ball.
GoldenBud
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yeah most likely made out of trim.... "sugar leafs"
Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
Haha, I still think we're trying to figure out what constitutes the most important ingredient, 6-star bubble hash... We should be up to vacuum cold-curing by the end of next month.... hang tight!
Yeah, I believe that's just purple bubble hash made from purple trichomes, which is the result of high levels of anthocyanins being present in the resin glands...
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