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Looks fantastic. I’m no expert but I do recommend you sieve those properly so they dry. My first batch I skipped that step because ‘its bro science’. It wasn’t. My globs of bubble somehow molded even though I had been drying them in the freezer for like a month. I brought it out after I thought it was well passed dried and sure enough the core wasn’t dry and the whole mess got dark and moldy pretty much overnight.
Freeze overnight. Sieve. Place back in freezer.
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I made the mistake last time putting it inside a glass jar and it did mold and I had to scrape off the moldy parts and rip it off this time I’m just going to just let it air dry.
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here… do mine next… stuff looks nice n bright.
Yeah, we all mold a batch one time, then learn the lesson. Last time I dropped a 7 gram ball, and it broke the jar bottom like a musketball. whoops. another lesson learned.
the bubble hash has been my favorite part of the harvest. last time I had a seeded harvest, so I washed a whole lot. ended up with about 4 oz of bubble hash.
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Hey, we’re bubble bros I just made hash today too. 49 grams of some trim i already dry sifted a few days ago.
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I take the wet material and using a utility blade (bare blade, cleaned of oil) I chop the mass finely ontop of a parchment paper which is taped to cardboard.
Both the parchment and cardboard will wick away the water, and the chopping increases the surface area resulting in it drying out on a table after a few days.
This is when I jar up the stuff and toss in a desiccant pack or place it in my frost-free freezer to work later.
Nice work! Glad to hear you wanna work it properly so u can really enjoy it.
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I do a very lazy this with cardboard.
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That looks amazing very very nice 
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