Is this too light? [AVB]

[KeepthePeaceHumanity]

I mostly vape low temps through my mighty+
(150°-180° Celsius / 302°- 356° Fahrenheit).

For productive reasons, and I would also like to steer clear of Benzene, but I would want a second opinion on the color of my AVB, is this too light?

 

[LesPlenty]

Looks done to me, ready for brownie making.

 

[tokenknifeguy]

One to the far right looks done but I still take it a shade or two darker brown. I also don't plan on using the avb. I make edibles with regular flower, so I try to get it all out when vaping.

 

[Photonic]

Looks fine to me, but it depends somewhat on preference (and maybe how much access you have to quality flower).

Good luck!

 

[vapirtoo]

Yup
That puppy on the right is cashed!
But, You are in the pocket with all of them.
IMHO

 

[darbarikanada]

mightys are well-known for making AVB that's not as dark as some other vapes'. people have experimented with putting mighty AVB in other vapes to see if they could get more hits - the verdict was that you can get a tiny bit, not really worth the trouble.

 

[Zipford]

This is really personal preference in my view, but that looks about half done for how I do it. I use a TM 1.5 and milk it for 6 hits, the last on high heat. That gets my AVB quite dark. So if squeezing all the goodness out (at the expense of taste) is something you'd be interested in, I'd say try to cook it some more. But again, this isn't a right/wrong type of thing.

 

[Abele Rizieri Ferrari]

I don't really let color guide me, although I like my avb to be somewhat evenly colored. I'm more interested in how much of the flavor is retained and whether the amount of herb used gives the expected effect. Also prefer some vapor production, especially when the session is going on for a while and the temp is getting a bit higher (like with my TM2).

 

[350ro87]

That looks about perfect to me

 

[hillbill]

Looks like mine done at 395*