mold hash

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xnotoriouzpakix

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Ive got hash and store as I usually do. I don't know much about how to extract from buds so I have no idea what kind of hash it is. research shows mold on hash is white hairy. I have this hash stored and it had a bit of green spots when i got it. just thought a bit of plant whatever. seems it has gotten much greener his purchase. Is this mould at all ? if it is some fungi i will get rid of it, but still need one attempt. which is better attempt to heat in over or throw in freezer.

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Link: http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/yessir25/embed/slideshow/mould or what
1. the first picture is of when i got it. (the one in the steel container that looks green, the other two are of a different batch)
2. the next few are of this green substance. i tried the best i can with pictures , under yellow lights. the ones with my phone flash should be obvious, but the light colour itself is effecting the colour of this green stuff.
3. the last picture is of the two different batches side by side. the one on left is still brown but don't know why the green increased so much on the right one.

for now i just left it uncovered at room temperature. usually i would keep them in airtight mason jars in silicone paper. but don't have those jars anymore. these are not airtight containers. if it is mould, out of curiosity... anyone know what the mould is called ?
 
D_Urbmon

D_Urbmon

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The way the discoloration is patchy and fuzzy looking I would suspect it is infact mold or mildew. Get a buscope/loupe and scope it to be for sure.

It'd be a shame to see all that have gone bad :(.
 
Fadedawg

Fadedawg

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xnotoriouzpakix said:
Ive got hash and store as I usually do. I don't know much about how to extract from buds so I have no idea what kind of hash it is. research shows mold on hash is white hairy. I have this hash stored and it had a bit of green spots when i got it. just thought a bit of plant whatever. seems it has gotten much greener his purchase. Is this mould at all ? if it is some fungi i will get rid of it, but still need one attempt. which is better attempt to heat in over or throw in freezer.

PICtures as follows on photbucket.
Link: http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/yessir25/embed/slideshow/mould or what
1. the first picture is of when i got it. (the one in the steel container that looks green, the other two are of a different batch)
2. the next few are of this green substance. i tried the best i can with pictures , under yellow lights. the ones with my phone flash should be obvious, but the light colour itself is effecting the colour of this green stuff.
3. the last picture is of the two different batches side by side. the one on left is still brown but don't know why the green increased so much on the right one.

for now i just left it uncovered at room temperature. usually i would keep them in airtight mason jars in silicone paper. but don't have those jars anymore. these are not airtight containers. if it is mould, out of curiosity... anyone know what the mould is called ?
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Composting molds from improper drying, typically produce aflatoxins, which are not a good thing. Check out Aspergillus.
 
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xnotoriouzpakix

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thanks everyone.
by chunk it do you mean make into ball ? its dry i just touch it and it becomes powder. i have a clay extruder but it doesn't really stick as well as usual. not sure what to add in there that will help it stick but someone did mention a drop of olive oil per g but ehh doesn't sound like the long term product would be good.
ill try a loupe and see what i find.
also scraping nothing really comes of.
 
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