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Did you guys see the latest art edition? I expect this resonates more with the Europeans, it really reminds me of my childhood. Love obelix. https://www.art-of-vapor.com/us/vapbong-obelix.html

I'm guessing a bit here but I think it's due to capillary action. I believe this effect is increased with heat so a hot liquid is going to find it easier than a cool one to get under a chip.

If you want to reduce the time you're torching then definitely a bigger torch will help. IME a wider flame makes it easier to judge the temp by looking at the flame colour.

Just a thought, because it sounds like you're doing everything right really, does this bud perform well in a vape your more familiar with?

The one is mostly conduction IME. And certainly I wouldn't describe it as open airflow. It's not as restrictive as a dynavap but it's still like sucking milkshake through a straw. I have no experience of the starry though and my missus really likes the one.

@jardel out of interest, do you still use the natural blends?

It does depend somewhat on how well dried and cured the product is when you get it, especially if you've experienced a drought you could get wetish bud needing a cure. I would go for the mason jar (s) and if it's particularly damp keep a good eye on it. Burp every day at the least and check for...

Agreed! I love the wand! Phnaarrr! I use a super fine screen in the bowl too.

I don't have any experience of the bowl without the glass screen, but, while I expect the glass screen makes cleaning more frequent it's really not difficult. Just a quick iso soak and a rinse and all is good.

I've never tried one, but Iirc the general consensus is that people don't end up using them. They require more heat and slow down the session. I was interested in trying capsules but not any more, I'd rather carry a couple of prefilled stems. YMMV

Man! It's really hard to tell for sure, It looks slightly narrower and slightly less powerful because the flame bends upwards in that video, the blazer flame is perfectly straight. I'll bet it's available elsewhere... I'm sure I saw it when I was buying, I'll try to find one

I'd recommend a blazer, I replaced a dodgy cheap kitchen torch with one and it's a much better experience. It reduces the heat up time to about 25 secs max with 10 to 15 sec reheats. As @west-elec said, It's also easier to use the colour of the flame sluff to judge the temperature with the wider...

Your very welcome mate, please do let us know if you try them out 👍

@Green Kiwi don't hold me to this but there is a breeder in Colorado called irie genetics. I believe he produced some golden goat seeds by reversing and subsequently selfing it. I don't believe his seeds are available outside of the us though but maybe if you know someone who could send you some?

Me too mate, it's been nearly a year since my first email to them asking when to expect stock. I've been thinking about trying a graveda press, I think they have caged plates too https://graveda.de/rosin-pressen/?p=1

^^^ THIS ^^^ For any new users that don't know, the calibration information was never supposed to be public knowledge by the request of the manufacturer. Use with caution!

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How can pollen affect a cutting though? Absolutely, if you're cultivating seeds for the following crops, or seeds socks, infiltrated pollen can definitely be an issue, but then so can generic drift (less likely if using the same mother and father plants from clones). You have way more years...

It can't be genetic drift, you need the plants to reproduce for that to happen. I believe what your describe is to do with how stressed the clones get as young plants. Stress them excessively when young can limit the full expression of their genes which can then affect the following...