alright cause i read fan leaves do have 3% thc or something real low like that. so in theory wouldnt you be able to make iso hash or isomerization oil or somthing
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Have you guys ever tried before? Fan leaves do have THC and if you have enough you can make oil. I made some thc infused olive oil out of my fan leaves on my last grow. I used all the fan leaves (left at the end of flower) from eight plants and the oil is quite potent. But if you have excess trim leaves and popcorn buds, those are certainly more potent.
sure .. if you have a hugh out door grow and a barrel of ether (I once knew a guy in a house in the woods)
then you could probably get some nice oil out of em .. (may I suggest you do this outdoors)
but if you have a few indoor plants and do use sugar leaves and popcorn buds to make a littel oil ..
I wouldn't bother with the fan leaves .. (grow organic and use them in a te insted)
useing 2-3 bottles of gas to make 1/4 of a gram etc. and all the work aso involved .. is just not wort the effort .. unless your desperate of course and have plenty of gas ..
and forget about makeing hash or KIF out of it .. would take forever and I doubt you will find/get much ..
unless you maybe use dry ice .. but agin .. I dont see it wort the effort .. 3% sounds about right .. not wort my time/money
Most of them are worthless. But the ones close to the buds do get some frost. Not worth saving them for anything unless you are already going to make oil/butter out of the surgar leaves. But most is trash on it's own. Unless your like me and has a mooch of a cuz and always wants a shitload of free surgar to roll. Don't get me wrong I have no problem giving it out but he will get a half zip every 2 days and smoke with his friends and 2 days later want more. So I've been cutting it 50/50. Fucked up I know but so is being a mooch. I need my surgar to make my meds. I use edibles hardly smoke.
i thinks its guna be rotten by now its been in a plastic bag for 2 days since harvest. but i put some dry paper crumpled up in ther to absorb moisture and create air pockets