The screen just separates kief. If you're using a screen grinder then you have holes for the ground bud to pass through, which means you won't get a fine grind unless you turn it upside down and just keep grinding. Even then the moisture content of the plant material is the determining factor. I f the herb is fresh and moist, you can forget about getting a fine grind, since only dry herb can be ground into a fine consistency. Most vapes don't need a really fine grind (the Magic Flight is the major exception).I would just grind as fine as your screen will allow.
I read that as: "as fine as your screen [on your bowl] will allow."
I am with Ratchett, in that it all depends on the vape. All are different, what are you using?
They're not all different. Anything with a decent convection component (any of the dozens I've used anyway) is fine with a coarse grind. All you need to do is inspect your ABV. If you've vaped for a sufficient time, with a sufficient temp, and still have ABV that's not the appropriate shade of brown, grind a little finer.FlyingLow said:it all depends on the vape. All are different, what are you using?
That'll work, but all you really have to do, assuming you get the grind consistency you want from moist bud, is vape a little longer. You won't get much but taste until the moisture gets vaped, but nothing wrong with that. Letting it dry is definitely necessary if you were grinding for the Magic Flight though. You can only get a really fine grind from dry herb.GrilledGoat said:Fresh and moist bud never vapes too well for me... I always let moist pickups air dry for a few days or if it is a lot in a jar with a packet of silica gel taped to the top.