Blasting outdoor buds vs indoor trim ???

So I have a few units of outdoor sour d that a buddy grew. It's not very dense, it's actually very fluffy but has a nice smell, decent amount of tri chomes for outdoor and smokes good for outdoor.

Usually we blast trim from really good indoor but since I have so much outdoor nugs, I was wondering how it might come out? Would it better than indoor trim or worse?

The value of the bud is like $600 a unit and the trim only goes for about 250 per unit here in so cal.

Anyone ever blast fluffy outdoor flowers ?

Yes i have blasted outdoor flowers.imo yes it is worth blowing it

Every year I grow a couple outdoor plants soley for the purpose of hash.

My question is more of... How does the quality of concentrate compare from outdoor bud vs indoor trim? Thanks

for hash making fluffy is better than dense..it will clean the outdoor as well from inevitable crap..nugs are much better than trim all around. should make clean tasty potent hash

I just had some crumble wax made for me. Outdoor trim was yielding 8% to 10%, popcorn about 17%, buds 20% to 24%. My friend had some indoor trim from the same strains done, it came out 8%to 10%. I'm sure it depends on quality of starting material and how well the wax was made but I've seen outdoor do just as well as indoor. Just my limited experience from my first times having wax made for me.

You can make garbage concentrate with garbage indoor just as quick as garbage outdoor. If the material is good quality outdoor it will make a good quality extract

Try and do a little freeze it and all and see how it comes out if it's been sitting too long it could come out dark that's why fresh indoor trim or fresh anything as a matter a fact is good my fresh outdoor trim was so light almost see through shatter

sehnsee said:

My question is more of... How does the quality of concentrate compare from outdoor bud vs indoor trim? Thanks

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The quality is usually equal if everything is done correctly. The main difference ive noticed is yield. Obviously a whole outdoor plant will produce more than a little trim.

Look at it under a microscope to see what goodies lie awaiting. Also a good way to make sure it hasn't already been dry sieved.

Good "pop corn" trim from good bud makes good oil, indoors or outdoors. We get our highest yields from outdoor plants, but they also typically have more plant waxes.