That sounds like problems. If you can, spread the pulp out thinly on baking sheets or similar and dry it. Airflow is better than heat, and this may take numerous batches over several days.Hi.
I have approximately 1kg of 3x lysed green pulp in the freezer. I was studying CIELO TEK, but it seems that it doesn't work for me...
I thought about taking the green pulp, boiling it with water for 2 hours in a pressure cooker, filtering it, basifying it with NaOH and extracting the liquid-liquid with EA.
and then continuing with CIELO.
Could anyone comment?
Once the pulp is cracker dry it can be powdered and stored - of course, you can powder the first batch while the second batch is drying, and the more trays that you can use, the sooner this gets done. And once you have sufficient powder you can then proceed with a standard CIELO.
Drying has been found to alter the cactus mucilage in such a way that it becomes much easier to work with as a lime paste. Treating fresh pulp with lime (for example) produces difficulties, partly on account of excess water and largely because of its terrible sliminess. This is why cactus extraction typically involves prolonged boiling (), or drying of the cactus material.