I will document the process for the next one…
My buddy who ninja’s this stuff, said the Shiskaberry is the best strain he has ran for Rosin, so far. I am lucky to get a momma of it very soon…
K.
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My findings with Shiskaberry are thc around 14/15% she does produce very well but susceptible to bud and stock rot if not kept in check. Pound plants can be grown easily lots of crystals for what your planning .
I’m just Shiska’ed out too many years of the same hum drum maybe down the road try her again .
If your mom deal falls flat seeds aren’t a problem.
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Thanks Man…Seems like you are an expert with her 
K.
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Did some work in the No-Till bed today…Scrogged the first net.
I had my boy Rollo come inspect the bed…
@jetdroYou were speaking of dags and Herb?
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You have been watching the film Snatch too much 
All looks good, and your dog looks very interested in it, probably thinking can I eat this 
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Yes, my boys like the plant…My younger one nibbles on them, so I have to watch him. But, Rollo here, likes to inspect everything. It is hard to see where they are these days haha.
I also once had my old Rott who passed at 14, get found when lost, because he stayed around a grow room/shop down some back rd for 5 days…I guess he smelled the guys show, and figured he recognized it, and stayed put. He managed to find an old dog house to find shelter in.
Possibly the worst five days of my life.
K.
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WOW…I am just a home grower, make my own Rosin(press) but NEVER made a roll like that one!!!
How much trim used, what did that thing weigh???
AMAZING
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Thanks Jetdro…
That was one of the two days worth of pressing. The other batch was a little different in color.
This one was the Pink Nuken Rosin. I wish I had a shot of the colors of the hash, before it was squished. It was really pink in color. It looked like pink Himalayan Salt dusted up…
This batch was probably three quarters of an L/B of Bubble Hash, squished.
I am sure this one was weighed in at a half an L/B? The quality was waaay better than pressing popcorn, but we lost a bunch of return due to using the Bubble instead…
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Why 2 steps, buds to hash, then to Rosin? Why not straight from Bud to Rosin??? What I do unless I want to see a big puddle, then I use Hash, lol!
Curious as to why. Would have loved to see the pink !
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Yes, Buds to Bubble, then Squished to Rosin. After is is freeze dryed (or as close as I could get with my old fridge. The reason I will be buying a real freeze dryer. Freeze drying it seems to keep it from oxidizing. My buddy also says it seems to store more terps this way…It keeps the trichomes in a suspended state, supposedly. It took about three days to completely dry this way…The Bubble was a lot better doing it this way,in my opinion.
He also said the best quality he has seen, was fresh frozen bud to squish…But you would need huge freeze dryers to do this on this level…
The Pink Nuken is a deadly strain for it’s terpene profile, and quality smoke. It has quickly became one of my faves.
K.
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Never heard of Pink Nuken??
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Pink Nuken, is a Pink Grapefruit crossed with a Nuken…Which is a Shiskaberrry x God Bud cross… As far as I know. A really great cross…Unreal nose when dried and cured properly.
K.
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Here’s one shot I took of her about two weeks form harvest…
K.
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See the God bud in it!
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Things are looking awesome bro haven’t been looking at much recently glad No till is working for ya I knew it would ! … you have wormies in the beds? They should help with the Calcium issues as their excrement is coated in calcium
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Maybe try some beneficial in there lacewing or ladybug? Hell maybe throw some frogs in your no till beds! Lol
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SF nematodes, Strateo. S. mites, and rove beatles are the killer trio for any soil pest that spends part of its lifecycle in the soil like fungus gnats, thrips, and aphids.
I’ll be adding these to my new no-till beds when the gnats show up.
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Hey there Tiny…Hope all is well Pal.
Yes, I put a tonne of worms in there. I have also put a couple of avocados in there to juice it up as well. A question for you though…How do I go about feeding my worms, in the bed? I have been thinking it’s time to give them something, as I seen them near the cover crop (unless that’s normal?) looking for food.
I did have some beneficial bugs in there for awhile, and the Thrips were still pretty dug in. I tried a product one of my organic farmer friends showed me. It’s pretty much an essential oil you put on every two weeks…And I have to say, it worked better than anything else I have ever used. The plants seem to love it, as well as it killing bugs effectively. Between this stuff and the Jake’s spray (for white powder), I seem to have the only two things I really need (fingers crossed).
Thanks for this list…I did have a bunch of good creatures running around in my bed…But, plan on adding more as a preventative, moving forward.
Have a great day guys…
K.
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Ahh the beauty of having a cover crop is that when ya cut it back occasionally it will provide food for your worms that and layering straw in and around tour plants worms will work through that as well.
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Wow amazing operation😊! Looking really delicious👍
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