Do You Increase Temp While Vaping Herb to Achieve Full Extraction?

[max]

Thread title demands a yes answer. You can't fully extract without turning the temp up. Whether you choose to go to high temps or not is a preference.

 

[Seek]

I guess the title meant full extraction of THC, not a complete profile. That makes sense as its possible on bow low and high temps.

 

[ginolicious]

I usually stick around 190.

On occasion I'll start st 160c and increase every 3 hits by 5 degrees.

 

[wolf1027]

Yeah 190 c is a good temp and it all depends on the vape. I have a crafty but 190 will def get the job done.

 

[KimDracula]

Thread title demands a yes answer. You can't fully extract without turning the temp up. Whether you choose to go to high temps or not is a preference.

This preference is what I was curious about.

 

[SWACKMASTER]

Does your herb vaporize between tokes on a portable

 

[SWACKMASTER]

I've been sticking around 375°F to get flavor, as well as buzz. I have either put the ABV's away for a late night sleeper. But only low temp ABV used. I found if I burn at 400F, its a nasty burnt flavor. So I stick to the 375-395°F.

 

[MinnBobber]

Does your herb vaporize between tokes on a portable

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that depends on the vaporizer. Vapes that use conduction (a metal element that glows red hot) and have it in the herb chamber tend to keep vaporizing between tokes while the metal is still hot.
Convection vapes have the heat source upstream and it heats air, which then flows into the chamber to vaporize the herbs. When you stop inhaling, it stops pulling this hot air--vaporizing stops.
And, some vapes are a combination of some convection and some conduction.

To your temp question about the burnt taste at 400 F---that also depends on the vaporizer. I have a miniVAP and Herbalizer, both of which will vaporize at 440 F without any burnt taste.