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Hello fellow travelers.

I have a couple of questions about the KSKB TEK

Does step 10 mean repeat steps 8 and 9 three times? For step 16, how important is it to use a fan (high speed or not). Is that only to speed up the drying? Seems a fan on high speed could perhaps blow away some of the goodness. At step 20, should the previously used Naptha be added to the jar of sludge that cooked overnight, then returning to step 8? For 3rd pull, how much new Naptha should be added, 100mL again?

as far as REPEAT THIS PROCESS….goes, at what step is the process rejoined? Is the THIRD pull mentioned in step 20, one of the “…3 MORE TIMES”?

Assuming this process is followed exactly, for three times, approximately how much product is yielded?

finally, I purchased a supply of powdered MHRB from a seemingly reputable source. The powder is very fine and is predominantly pink, though there is some inconsistency in that color, with some “streaks” of lighter and darker (some even grey), in the powder. Is that okay? I do have a test kit that I assume I use to test the final product, but…..

Thanks!

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New member here and wanted to get some help. I've 100g Mimosa Hostilis and want to extract the D. Is there a gold standard step by step guide for this (extraction for dummies). I've seen DB's method on Youtube which seems simple enough. Would you recommend this? Or is there a PDF. on this site to help me out?

Anyone have advice on morning glory seeds? Essentially I want to grind them up and soak them for a few hours.

Any dose recommendations?

Besides the bean, what to do in Chicago while chilling with the fun guys?

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I’ve never used morning glory but I always collect the seeds when I can lol

Got some more sprouts planted in the seedling trays and my red cups are looking amazing! All pods transferred to the red cups are doing well! Once the plants out grow the red cups into the grow bags they will go! Thankfully with it being so hot and I’m sure I’ll have a nice sunny winter I’ll have some pretty good size bushes since these are all Autos. The weather is still incredibly hot, was 95 degrees in my room all day today. Hopefully it cools down soon……I miss doing lab stuff.

Hello, I’m doing a 600 gram MHRB extraction (AB Tek). I’m still kind of new to extractions.

How much white vinegar should I use? (Was thinking 480ml)

How much Lye? (Was thinking 1:1 600 grams)

What’s the best NPS I should order?

Thank you.

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Even though I got stuck doing overtime at work it’s for a good cause. I did not want all of my hard work in my salad room go to rot and all because the refrigerator can’t keep the temp below 40°f. Thankfully was able to move everything to the trailer, also did my 1G Lemon tek when I got home. For being a well sealed batch of PE6 from a year ago I was impressed how intense it was! I sun gazed with my eyes closed and my pineal gland just opened wide open, got to see how HOT it really was lol. Saw some amazing patterns and color changes too. I used the bottle of lime juice concentrate and loved how convenient it was alongside how much I get out of it! All I have to do now is just grind my desired dose, squeeze the lime juice in and let the magic take effect! Also got to dose through whatever I got now and start growing some new fresh ones for another time!

Good day everyone.

Do you have any experience with combining Lucy with Molly?

Got my therapy jar of PE6. My mistake in the past was mixing fruits and getting overwhelmed with dosing. No big deal though, once I get use to my schedule of 1g lemon tek every other 3 days after work before jiu-jitsu I should be good. I’m not going to allow burnout ever affect me. Putting boundaries up and staying home on my days off has been the best thing I ever have done for myself. The days I work I also train non stop. Basically i treat competing part time as a second job but more importantly discipline to help me keep excelling at work. I got my next competition coming up December. Have a lot of practice to do and more importantly study YouTube videos on Gi grips. The goal for me is to adapt under pressure in a whole different style. Also need to work on my improvised gable grip baseball bat choke, that way I can hit that next time when my opponent won’t suspect it. At the end of the day my goal is to keep evolving!

This heat wave is something, couldn’t relax at home due to how hot it was. Thankfully I got more seeds coming in, going to germinate another batch and that should be way for this start of my autoflower season. Being in the climate I’m in we don’t have 4 seasons. Pretty much good weather, really hot during summer and then it cools down enough during the winter months. Either way my harvest can be ready by March or who knows when. A big benefit of living in this amazing state is the perfect weather for cultivating all plants outside.

Things I have learned about growing plants of all types. Step 1 germinate seeds on a paper towel in a plastic bag, Step 2 cut the paper towel and transfer sprouts to seedling pods with soil of choice. Fox farm soil ideally, once grown transfer to 16oz red cups with soil. The pod decomposes into the cup and you’ll have the perfect transfer to 5 gallon Walmart reusable bags or any other smart pot style grow bag. For the the Walmart grow bag I do just standard quality potting soil since I’ll be feeding it compost, rabbit manure and steer manure I have. Alongside the comfrey as well! My goal is to get as many plants started during this hot spell that by spring or so I’ll have a big harvest from these autos. Living in SoCals best climate I can grow them year long outside. I don’t need grow lights and nothing else. All I use was decomposing seedling trays with ocean forest alongside transferring those pods to the 16oz red cups while giving it good water gets the roots developed that you don’t need expensive soil for the bigger containers. Feed the plant and have your organic fertilizers ready. Water from my experience from the tap has worked just fine for my plants! What’s nice is not having to do any sterile work, just germinate, transplant and then transfer again to the appropriate size of container. I got a feeling a good harvest will be coming my way.

I always believe in taking my time even from the beginning................................