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Oregonpro
What is sugar hash? Is it a mix of oil n keif? I really wanna know how to make this stuff. I hear sum people call it brown sugar. Any info would be helpful
Cory-and-Trevor
sounds like heroin to me ...

most actuall hash is fiddled with ( added oils and crap so a tasteless piece of hash will appeaal to the worst of customers : the ones that are oblivious and willing to fork over cash)


The Ileach
Which part of that sounds like Heroin?
Sugar hash is probably just Kief (Unpressed Trichomes) or possibly Jelly Hash, Kief mixed with Honey Oil but this would prob be qute pricey. Ive never heard the tem Sugar Hash before though, must be terminology from acroos the pond.
Peace
Ileach
bogtrotter
This is from another forum for your information..

Essentially it is the same theory behind hexane hash except you use a different substance that leaves no residue, requires no cooking after, no terrible taste, no harmful side effects just minor precautions, creates pure 100% pure THC. Pure Liquid O2 is that secret ingredient.
What I will be creating is a canister that can hold the clippings as well as a multiple silk screens, and a final collection area. Obtaining the O2 is no problem I work with it every day and have access to a complete private area as well as all of the correct couplings to make it flawless and perfect. Facts about liquid O2: Due to its cryogenic nature, LOX can cause the materials it touches to become extremely brittle. Liquid oxygen is also a very powerful oxidizing agent: organic materials will burn rapidly and energetically in liquid oxygen.oxygen's temp −183 °C. Within seconds rapidly turns to gas and has no evidence of being there.

So since the liquid 02 is so cold and under so much pressure 150 psi essentially it should separate the THC from the plant matter and break it down through the screens within a matter of seconds or minutes.

I have attached a prototype I will slowly begin working on and hopefully through carefully stoner engineering, we will be able to reach a new level of stoned.

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edited to add, there was a bitmap image with his post but unable to upload it. Its just a flash cafetiere with 6 or so fine mesh filters in it.
Cory-and-Trevor
brown sugar morst definitely sounds like heroin to me.

if offered to Pete Doherty, I bet he might starting rolling up his sleeve , instead of reaching for rolling papers.

so beasically - brown sugar doesnt sound like cannabis at all

hope you understand the way i reason here smile.gif
Grimweeder
is it not just BHO or budder but not quit budder if you get me, i saw some pics of some stuff that was nearly budder an it looked jus like a piece of amber, solid an a nice orangey see thru amber colour, id bet that the brownsugar hash is the amber oil stuff jus chipped up like budder is sometimes so it looks like brown sugar.
looks like this stuff but hardened an ground up into tiny bits
Cory-and-Trevor
hardened resin?
never seen it like clear material
both dried BHO and ice-o lator are not this transparent
jump
Never? Look around.
The Ileach
There is a stunning thread by "Jump" (cant figure out how to link it). He/She has been making some amazing Amber nuggets. Lovely looking stuff.
Blayz'd
Could be a variation of this budder stuff?

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That's the nearest thing I know to brown sugar. There's pictures around here of some gold rock dust sort of stuff I made. If I did that with dry trichomes and a less luminous oil I could probably create something which exactly resembles brown sugar. Also, using jumps method to create a sort of glass and grinding it up a bit, would have a sugar like effect I'd guess.

Yo Jump, next time you get some amber made crush it up into varying levels a dust mate. See what it's like. Worth checking out that thread. Some nice samples to see in there.

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