mountaingirl2
Well-Known Member
I have been looking at all the info out there about the oil. I understand the arguments for the different extraction methods. But I just do not understand why it is soooo important to use only high quality,VERY PRICEY bud material when making the oil. Isn't a trichome a trichome whether it comes from a sugar leaf or bud? I have read that the leaf has more cbd in it which is better medicinally. I have made some great bho oil that is super amber and pure with just sugar leaf. And I certainly make great butter with shake. I understand that the yield may be better with bud but it makes it so costly that it keeps me from doing the process. I would love a scientific explanation or someone who may have tried both extraction processes and sent samples to a lab. I wish I had the time and money.
Question 2. I have read that many are decarboxylating their bud before making the oil. That seems redundant to me as well. Aren't you decarboxylating the oil when it is heated in the rice cooker?
Question 3. If I do 2 quick ISO washes, is there anything left in the bud to extract or just pitch it? I have heard others use it to make butter or topical oil, etc but I would have no idea how strong it would be after the washes.
Thanks Guys (and Chicks of course)
Question 2. I have read that many are decarboxylating their bud before making the oil. That seems redundant to me as well. Aren't you decarboxylating the oil when it is heated in the rice cooker?
Question 3. If I do 2 quick ISO washes, is there anything left in the bud to extract or just pitch it? I have heard others use it to make butter or topical oil, etc but I would have no idea how strong it would be after the washes.
Thanks Guys (and Chicks of course)