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bboyfromwayback

bboyfromwayback

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Pulled a few special buds out for the holiday weekend. Been curing untrimmed 4 months so far. Cracked the jar open to start trimming and my wife smelled it two rooms over 👍🏻

Pineapple Chunk, ridiculously sweet. Taste like cotton candy
 

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Another member turned me onto curing this way, it really makes a super smooth, flavorful smoke. Pain in the ass to trim though so I only do a few tops per plant
 
Great job, Bboy!! I like the idea of curing w/ leaves on, because it protects all the trichomes. I don't leave that much, but since I vape, I don't mind the sugar leaves in w/ my bud.
 
I thought that after I posted.

You know what the say, " stoned minds think, I think.... I don't remember... 😁
 
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Did you smoke before switching to vaping? We’ve been making a lot of butter and doing more edibles lately but it’s a completely different buzz than smoking and sometimes I just want a little head change, not a 5hr stone. I’ve been checking out some of the dry vape pens I just haven’t talked myself into dropping a couple hundred on one.
 
I know lots of old timers who grow big outdoor yields, they always hang the whole untrimmed plant till dry. Then just rake there hands down it don't really trim close cause most of them do extractions for oil, lotions and edibles. Man longer cure in jars really is a game changer i think.
 
bboyfromwayback Started smoking pot and hash back in the 60s!!! If you do decide to try a vape, I highly recommend the Arizer Solo II. You can find good deals online if you search, well below what they charge on the Arizer site. Since the early 2000s, I've tried well over a dozen different vapes, and I flushed a lot of money down the toilet on over-priced, bells and whistles vapes that were a total pain in the ass to clean, disassemble, reassemble.

When I found the Solo II, I was delighted with its simplicity. You can fine tune the temp to exactly where you want it, and it's super easy to clean; I soak the glass stem in iso and I swab out the oven with an iso pad. It produces very tastey vapor, the company is Canadian, and they've been around for a while. One aspect of it I love: the battery is built in, the vape lasts a very long time, no more purchasing of fking expensive batteries that don't last long. My first one (Fall 2018) is still going strong, though I have to charge it sooner than a new one.

One of the super-expensive ones I got: they went bankrupt in a couple of years. I felt like such an idiot for buying the damn thing.

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You’re awesome! Thanks for the details, I’m completely ignorant with vaping. Until a little bit ago when I saw someone’s post on here I didn’t even know you could use the dry flower. I thought there was a process to turn the flower into something else to vape. Now that I know otherwise I believe I’m gona try it out for health reasons. I’m from the 70’s too so I’ll never stop enjoying the intimacy of smoking a joint with friends but everytime I’m looking at the damn thing, seeing it turn more brown wondering what my inside lookin like 😂
 
Thanks for the info the ol lady has been wanting to try vaping flower but I'm in the ignorant line with bboy lol
 
Found a coupon online, $132 shipping and tax included! Thanks again for the info, that one has great reviews. Can’t wait to try it out
 
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Here are the notes I made on the Solo II when I was first learning to use it.

Arizer Solo II
  • I don't grind bud for this vaporizer; I gently break it up into small pieces.
  • Do not pack tightly; make sure you can draw air though the tube.
  • There are 2 buttons, an inner button (press by itself to turn off, and other functions covered below) and an outer donut which acts as an up-down button.
  • Push both buttons down for 4 seconds to turn it on.
  • Then push top of outer donut to to activate the heater.
  • It will take 20-30 seconds to arrive at the temperature you set.
  • Push the bottom of donut to lower temp, and push to top to raise temp.
  • Press the inner button to scroll through the settings: beep volume, light brightness, Celcius or Farenheit, auto shutoff (you can set it to go off after 5, 10 or 15 mins) and how long you want countdown to turn on to be. I set mine at 4 seconds.
  • Battery is non-replaceable and a charge lasts about 3 hours of use; it has a great battery that should last at least two years. I love not having to mess with expensive batteries that don't last.
  • Don't allow the battery to run all the way down; I plug mine in at 1/3rd left.
  • You can turn it on and vape while it's charging; just make sure to turn it off after so battery goes back to charging.
  • The bent stem is the best for cool vapor. Buy cheaper versions that work perfectly here: Arizer Solo bent glass tube stem: https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Curved...ss+stem&qid=1622625058&sr=8-5#customerReviews
  • You don't have to pack the stem all the way for a smaller session. Loose pack is the key.
  • This is a convection vaporizer, i.e., provides a steady temperature in the oven. This is the kind I like best because I can either take smaller puffs or longer ones. I guess I wasn't built for conduction vaporizers because they require a long, steady draw to activate the heating mechanism. And I would always cough from too long a draw.
  • Be careful using the tool to remove vaped bud from stem: glass can crack. It's easiest to remove right after vaping, I just blow it into the ashtray, but remember that it's hot.
  • I soak my stems in isopropyl alcohol and salt to remove sticky residue when they get grungey enough to need it. That and pipe cleaner gets the job done.
  • The only other cleaning you will need to do is to occasionally wipe the inside of the oven with an iso pad to keep it clean. I use the cleaning tool to rub the wipe around the inside. A clean vaporizer is a happy vaporizer with unblocked air holes.
  • From Arizer’s website- “The Solo II carries a lifetime warranty on the heating element, a limited 2-Year warranty covering defects in materials or workmanship, and a limited 1-Year limited warranty covering the battery. Glass is not covered under warranty.”


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