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I just finished my first acacia confusa extraction usin thick lights tek . It work soooo well.

As ^ said . Do atleast 4 separate cooks and then filter m combine and reduce . Although for only 50g I would reduce to like 500 ml . I used 200g ACRB and did 5 cooks on my shredded bark and then reduced to about 500 ml on accident but still turned out great. Got over 4g of mainly crystals . Most pure white with some peachy and a very tiny amount of waxy stud that mixed with some crystals that I let dry for a day on paper then with a razor I broke it up like you would to sniff somthing an turned to a powdery substance that blended with the crystals . I'm sure you've read this but do not do a STB on acacia . And thick lights tek is the way to go for ACRB hands down. I think one of the key parts to it is when pulling with naphtha to shake for a min let settle then shake then settle and do that for 8-10 time for each pull. I did 6 pulls hand te first 2 came out with over 3g . The last 3 had very little but still pulled another g out of em . And inthe first 2 pulls I use about 25-30% less naphtha to ensure it was super staurated and it came out looking like whole milk lol .


Oh and hot water baths the how time your doing pulls is also a huge part . Room temp naphtha just won't hold the amount of dmt that u want it to .


Anyway read thick lights tek if your gonna do anything with Acacia confusa . I spent weeks researching a via treks and seems like noone was getting good crystals from ACRB  . Ad I think another key is using atleast  150-200g of shredded bark as the powder is hard to filter and can leave you with dirty naphtha.

Wen with the shredded I had to filter my final boil twice then let it sit in a jar overnight and when I looked there was a ton of sediment on the bottom so I carefully poured into another jar leaving it all behind which left me with as super clean soup .


Good luck . :thumb_up:


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