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RE: You're Dabbing Too Hot - High On Dispensaries #2
Solid info, @chrisroberts. Temp matters - taste matters. Volatile terpenes start to evaporate/boil off at 70°f, so there goes the taste and aroma at too high of a temp. I found this pretty awesome list of terpenes and their boiling points for anyone who is interested in seeing what they are losing when dabbing at super high temps. 🔥🚀
Makes me want to save for that 'Cadillac rig' 😎
Awesome! Thanks for sharing that link. I didn't want to get into anything too specific. I've just noticed there's a huge problem across the board with dabbing too hot. It turns people off of this effective delivery method.
Dabbing should get a fair chance. :)
And I still don't have an e-rig. That's why I'm explaining how to use the torch correctly. Every time I think I should buy one, some cryptocurrency goes on sale that I can't pass on :D
Thanks for reading @grow-pro!
No worries man, your post is excellent. Maybe a future post on terpenoids as a derivative of this ;)
Concentrate usage is young and still requires more consumer education - something you're doing a fine job of presenting to the public. Grab that crypto when the price is right, bro! HAHA I was loving the fire sale this weekend 😎
I'm kind of obsessed with terpenes right now actually. I've been learning a lot and experimenting with vaping terpene-infused distillates. Holy crap, I think that flavor gets me higher than THC ever dreamed of. :)
It is pretty wild how one plant can withhold so much to be discovered. How about β-myrcene - a terpene that is thought to (from same link as above)
Can only imagine the terpene-infused distillates are a tasty way to start the day!
It's a matter of time before cannabis dominates the essential oils industry. What other plants contains this many beneficial properties? None or else they'd be illegal too 😆