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Old 05-04-2007, 09:40 PM
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So does anybody know if you have to cure and dry my trichomed out leaves for cooking or making butter or since they are soluable in fat can i do it the day of harvest/manicuring?
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Old 05-04-2007, 11:35 PM
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You can use the fresh stuff, you'll just have a little more trouble grinding it up to be cooked.
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Yeah, fresh leaf can be used, but it's a lot easier with dry leaves. And there's no need to cure, or slow dry them. I just put them in a brown paper bag, and shake the bag every day or two until they're crispy. Then I put them in a food processor, and reduce them to sawdust for making cannabutter.

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I just put them in a brown paper bag, and shake the bag every day or two until they're crispy.

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wont that knock off alot of thc and reduce potency?
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wont that knock off alot of thc and reduce potency?
Where's it going to go when it gets knocked off? back into the pile?
 

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