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I've had my SwiftPro for 1.5 years and have been very careful while cleaning it to avoid getting any isopropyl alcohol on the body. Well, OOPS, it happened last week and the blue paint on the outside looks like it is starting melt and peal off where I planted a thumb with Iso on it. I have to...

My ritual is almost independent of vaporizer. Except when using the MFLB. That requires a double grind of a small amount; perhaps as much as 0.15 or as little 0.05 gm. I use the Nano grinder for all my vapes, but the MFLB gets a secondary grind in the Finishing grinder.

I think that in Calif flower product is tested in 1lb batches. I think the whole pound goes to the lab and they pick a representative bud to test. The growers don't get to pick what is tested. Where are you located?

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I also got the 2 SwiftPros for $40 from EDIT. I have 1 SwiftPro I got over a year ago and its my main tool. I gave one of the new SP to my sister for christmas and kept the other as a backup. My sis finally opened the package to charge it up in mid-Jan and she said it wouldnt charge up. I...

For some reason your second link came up broken for me. I searched and found: http://www.cannabisandspirituality.com/from-moment-to-moment-cannabis-awakenings/

I loved finding and reading this thread tonight. I was just telling my brother recently that the ritual I go through every day is part of what I enjoy about using cannabis. And for me the opening to the wonder of living in the "now" brings a sense of happiness and gratefulness for being. For we...

I thought you were responding to the post above yours by @just_the_flu that had to do with the price growers would get in Canada "the growers will be getting $0.50/g for 'smokable' bud and $0.10/g for 'other' (go into oils, edibles, etc..)..." Your post simply said "That will be the end of how...

Again, I dont understand your point. Are you willing to produce cannabis so cheaply? Should everyone be a home grower?

17% cannabinoid loss after 1 year. 27% loss after 2 years. 34.5% loss after 3 years. 41% loss after 4 years. http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/bulletin/bulletin_1997-01-01_1_page008.html So some flower that tests 20% THC will have 16.6% after a year, 14.6% after 2 years, 13.3%...

Studies I read somewhere indicate cannabinoid level losses of 5-10% per year if well stored.

I dont think the Mighty is pure convection. If true, the load will heat up via some conduction while you are doing something else and then of course your first hit will contain more evaporated cannabinoids.

No. It wont. But it may help soften the resin that has accumulated and hardened. Also separate the top of the mouthpiece from the insert containing the screen. If you have a small shallow dish you could put Isopropyl alcohl in the dish and balance the insert screen down into the Iso.

Try dropping it in very hot water with some soap then.

You just need to give it a very long soak in isopropyl alcohol

Well, you have an opinion. Top shelf indoor goes for $200-$400 or more around here and outdoor for 1/2 that. I think outdoor can be every bit as good as indoor, just not as pretty. Prices like you suggest will put everybody (all the small growers who created and sustained the marketplace for...

Whoa Dude. I don't know where all that stuff is coming from. I'm not attacking you, just trying to understand why you said that $30-50 was all outdoor was worth. Let's back up and keep it simple. You said back on Jan 15, in response to someone else saying that ounces of flower were $30, 40, 50...

Doh! Yes, I see that now. ...and why you value outdoor so low?

I must have missed that post. Your first in this thread was on Nov 9, I think. My post was about how you value outdoor grown at $30-50/ oz. Maybe you could explain. Id be happy to visit with you and share a bowl, but what area of the country are you in?

If consumers could get ounces of good flower for $20-40 no one in their right mind could or would produce commercially for wholesale prices of $10-20per ounce even if grown outdoors. And indoor grows are not energy efficient compared to greehouse/outdoor grows. And I find it hard to believe you...