I am glad there is a cannabis market.
I am also glad when Overgrow undercuts the thievery.
99%
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those candies look like professional salt-water taffy, nicely done! I think it’s funny when cannabis makes us guys get in touch with our artsy-crafty side in the kitchen.
I bought some brownie mix recently and it sat here for months…I realized, shit, I hate baking! I never bake anything. Gardening yes, baking no. Not so motivated in the kitchen. I can manage some alcohol tincture but that’s all. 
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Definitely working on my doinks! The Jesus OG looks great as does the blueberry.
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Undercutting greedy carpetbaggers is my new passion.
They crossed my thin green line when a little old lady at my garden club showed me some “bud” she was planning to cook with, purchased at the local native reserve. It looked like 10 year-old, petrified, seedy, brown outdoor. Unfit to feed a goat. For which they charged her $10/g.
The few people I know who truly need cannabis for their MS, Parkinson’s, pain etc, will never have to pay for it (Gods willing 
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that’s nothing, at NECANN there was a table selling $15 prerolls of non-cannabis herbal joints. that’s right, mugwort, calendula, etc rolled into a cig for $15.
I will say the two hippie girls selling them were beautiful and had enormous breasts. 
still, I left with my $15 intact.
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Care to share ur recipe?
I imagine there was a bit of this going on while cooking
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So simple…
Melt a spoon of butter, 1/2 lb. of tootsie rolls, and 2000mg oil in a double boiler. Then roll 'em back out.
edit: you can also add cream to make them softer.
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Except bongwater will never come that close to my Sunnyvale jersey!
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a giant blob of Tootsie Roll! how do you make the oil for it?
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RSO, with 195+proof moonshine and sugar trim.
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sorry to keep asking - how do you reduce down the tincture to RSO? I’m wondering about the best way to do it, don’t know if I can with a gas stove
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Heck no, comrade! 
I use a hotplate outdoors.
Edit: if you use a gas stove, it WILL light on fire.
Sorry for all the edits, 
You can use a crock pot, fondue warmer, hot plate…it boils at a low temp.
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yes, I get it was wondering if I can do it without buying something. I need a new appliance.
Maybe I’ll try my crock pot outdoors with some.
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Have I made it on a coleman gas stove when I was a dumbass kid? yes. Would I want you to do that? Heck-no. You’re gonna have to buy/sacrifice something electric, you cheap-ass 
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Really, how much is a Mr Coffee Mug Warmer?
And it won’t be long before it is your favorite gadget, lol .
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What root stim do you use? Looks effective.
Nice camera work by the way 
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I like to use an electric rice cooker to reduce. You could also just put it in a Pyrex baking dish, cover it with cheesecloth, and wait a few days.
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I’m not sure. The hydro shop gets it in bulk and repackages it. I think it’s called Root-Stim.
Edit: @MicroDoser,
If you’re in Canada, Homegrown Hydroponics outlets can get it for you.
https://hydroponics.com/shop/dnf-root-promoter/
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Starburst are my favorite
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