Changa in a GVG (some questions)

[Mister_Niles]

Okay, Dorge is going to jump up and down, but.... I made some changa with 1200mg of caapi and 625 mg of spice. Roughly a 1:2 (or is it 2:1?) ratio. I usually smoke changa out of a pipe or roll a joint and have only weighed it once. So, should I weigh the changa if I'm using it in the gvg, or should I just put some in there and keep going until I'm good? Or should I add another 600mg of spice to have a 1:1 and weigh it before putting it in the gvg?

Sorry for the annoying questions, but changa in the gvg should be more efficient and I don't want to be too surprised.

Thanks

 

[MelCat]

Are you just talking raw materials or did you infuse the mix in some herbs?

I do NOT recommend putting all of your mix into the GVG. Infuse the mix to some herbs and weigh out doses. If you put it all in at once, there's no way of knowing how much you're getting for each hit. You don't have to weigh your doses with changa, but that way you can find your sweet spot.

 

[ragabr]

SWIM just puts what looks like enough into her GVG and goes from there. Never had a problem with too much.

 

[soulfood]

I wouldn't worry too much about the ratio being more in favour of caapi. As the leaf won't be burning it shouldn't take up too much extra breath to get it in. As the GVG has a nice big chamber, I'd just loosely half fill it and have some nice slow happy pulls

 

[Dorge]

Lol! I'm jumping up and down.. Lol

I guess you would have to look at the reason why you would be making the 2:1 cappi extract and spice combo. I think it's an interesting experiment and I don't think I hurts at all to get ideas of what different dose ranges and combinations will do when measured out...
Though I think it's silly to think one NEEDS to do it this way. My intellectual curiosity is piqued by the idea of charting out just WHAT the effects are of say different ratios of specific isolated harmalas and their combinations smoked via a GVG. I think it would provide interesting data.