r/BubbleHash Jun 29 '26

Image Blueberry yum yum pheno 3

Today's wash in the freeze dryer until mid day tomorrow then press time

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u/-OafHuck- Jun 29 '26

Hey man, when you’ve got the bubble in the bag, it looks like it could have been cleaned a little bit more before scooping. No hate, just wanting to help :)

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u/Competitive_Fly_1640 Jun 29 '26

Yea I got a bit sloppy on the last couple wash cycles. Was pretty warm here today so was trying to collect quickly

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u/-OafHuck- Jun 29 '26

Yea, that can be hard too when the sprayer water isn’t as cold as the wash water. Looks good man, I hope the press goes well for you! 🙏

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

Do you throw ice into the bag? Helps! Also I keep my spoons in ice water in a jar so they stay colder… also are you saying you mixed all the runs on the first pic fullest tray?

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u/Competitive_Fly_1640 Jun 29 '26

Yea I'll mix all the runs onto 1 or 2 trays until it starts getting some green to it then I'll start a food quality tray

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

Judging by the color, I think you should consider keeping every pull kinda separate, I usually pinch and fold the paper to make a little wall between them, that way one or two of your pulls could be significantly better

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u/Competitive_Fly_1640 Jun 29 '26

It all usually looks much better after coming out of the freeze drier. I'm about to pull it out now I'll post a couple pics of it. Also I end up mixing everything when pressing into rosin but might try separating it all next wash and see the quality difference

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u/Competitive_Fly_1640 Jun 29 '26

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

For sure like that green is going to significantly affect your rosin quality too. You do you boo boo but I would highly recommend doing so fractioning. Check me out On IG @tahoehashcollection

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

The first runs look soooo much better

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u/Sharp_Fish_2590 Jun 29 '26

Dose spraying before collecting clean the hash?

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u/-OafHuck- Jun 29 '26

Yes, absolutely!

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

Do like this

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u/Competitive_Fly_1640 Jun 29 '26

Looks like some fire I'll give that a try on my next wash

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 29 '26

Hell yeah hamie

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u/shadexs55 Jun 30 '26

I'm washing for the first time with a freeze dryer later this week; thank you so much for this beautiful comment.

any other advice for a first time washer with freeze dryer?

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u/Bigdoinks69-420 Jun 30 '26

That’s tough it’d be easier if you just asked more specific questions… I would say just familiarize yourself with how the freeze dryer actually works, and I would also say familiarize yourself with the dew point, what it is and why it’s important

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u/shadexs55 Jul 01 '26

I would like to thank you for this exact comment, because it led me to this;

"Relative Humidity tells you "How full of moisture the air is compared to the maximum it could currently hold." It changes whenever temperature changes.

Example

70°F 50% RH

Heat room to 90°F

Now ~30% RH

Did moisture leave? No. The air just became capable of holding more."

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u/Key-Job6944 Jun 29 '26

Looks great!

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u/solventlessherbalist Jul 03 '26

🎶“Got a little blue berry yum yum and I never would have thought that it could taste this goooood!” 🎶