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The Cannaclamp is a fantastic upgrade from the Wet 2 Straight. The High 5 rosin press is a safety hazard and requires safety glasses and thick gloves. Thick gloves make it hard to work with parchment packets, bud, and hash.Peace everyone.
Sour Jack rosin, a quick .2g to get me going for more pressing later.
Done with the ole wet2straight, high5 rosin press is absolutely getting ordered in January.
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Now THAT looks like something I could even use..... I've had zero success with hair straighteners. And don't want a huge piece of equipment.
I do have one question. When you use a hair straightener, you exert pressure with your arms and body. Does this take a lot of hand strength to use? In looking at their vids, I see them 'pulling a trigger.' I would imagine pressure needs to be kept on that trigger for the plates to press down. So... is it a hand cramp situation lol? Or is it an easy pull on the trigger?
I wish those were around when I started squishing!
Well.... I don't know if I'd call it an 'issue' per se....
Oh, you don't want to talk prices here yet...its outrageous but will be coming down quite a bit soon.@Baron23 I love those glass jars for concentrates. Keeps them nice and fresh. And that resin looks lovely. I love Blue Dream... Bet you're a happy fella.
The key to extracts is to dose carefully. Because a very small amount can bring on significant psychoactivity, I recommend that with extracts, always start out dosing small amounts at a time. You can always add more later if you need it.
I hope you've had a most enjoyable holiday season (and that goes for all of my asylum people btw!) 
I do hope that those prices get more reasonable in your neighborhood as time goes on brother! Are any sauces available to you yet btw, or just sugar so far?
@Baron23 holy shit man, you seem to be getting your hands on some good concentrates there my friend! Couldn't happen to a nicer guy!
The key to extracts is to dose carefully. Because a very small amount can bring on significant psychoactivity, I recommend that with extracts, always start out dosing small amounts at a time. You can always add more later if you need it.
Distillates with very high percentages of active THC are going to be overwhelming for people who have a low tolerance. I find these to be very couchlock-like. I don't use large amounts of distillate except for sleep purposes, because I find it to be less useful for more functional hours of the day. I tend toward rosin and mostly full melt bubble hash, which have lower THC levels than will be found in distillate and considerably more of the original terps from the cannabis they used.
I believe that CBD distillates can be had, and for your needs, this would be a better idea. If they are not available in your neighborhood, you could also consider purchasing CBD crystals and combining them with your high THC distillate to take the edge off. However, the consistency of the distillate may harden with added CBD, and additional heat or terps/solvent may be required to achieve a consistent emulsion. I wonder if sonication might also help to avoid the use of solvents, but must admit I am not somebody who uses ecig style tanks with distillate, I dab mine...
@Baron23 holy shit man, you seem to be getting your hands on some good concentrates there my friend! Couldn't happen to a nicer guy!
Hmmm. After samurai and hb chimed in...
Oh man you won't be disappointed! I look forward to seeing a lot more rosin from you this year brother
Oh that is even better man! I hope this works well for your needs, I have always had a great appreciation for CBD
Damn, those are some incredibly high prices. But then I'm sure that many regions have and will continue to see unreasonably expensive prices for cannabis concentrates when they first start showing up in the market. Hopefully that will level out for you sooner than later though!Hello my friend - my holidays were joyous and I hope yours were also!
Prices will come down...industry is in its infancy right now and in the near future there will be a lot of competition from NJ and DE and Washington, DC is already an alternative source (but unregulated). But I was wrong...I remember thinking this was pure highway robbery but that .5 g was actually $80!!!
I will not be buying $160/gram concentrates, I can assure you (LOL) but this is the very first dabbable concentrates I have seen for sale in the state and wanted some (just because LOL). Turns out, its quite good if way too dear.
As far as sauces...let me repeat, first dabbable concentrates anywhere in MD MMJ program. They had a 'budda' type consistency also but just the two products. I note that while nicely crystallized, its not very damp as some other sugars I have had seemed to be. Still was very good.
My hopes that your year to come is healthy, joyous, and prosperous for you and yours, my friend.
Cheers
Ive been enjoying mixtures of up to 4 types/varieties of extracts lately, and have really come to appreciate these 'gumbos'. Some varieties that I have are a little anxiety provoking on their own, but also assist with fatigue by providing a clear headedness. Mixing some resin in from broad leaf, sleep/relaxation promoting cultivars is a wonderful solution! Also the mixtures of flavors can really impress!Some fresh resin I picked up a while back... they’re calling it Hammerhead’ but I can’t find any info on that ‘strain’ so I’m guessing it’s a gumbo of some sort.
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