starway6
Rising Star
Tryptallmine said:starway6 said:Absolutely, you honestly cannot mess up changa, it's so effective.
I used to sprinkle freebase on herbs and pre-melt it then take a slow hit. Sure that works but having infused herb is so much easier. 1 toke and I'm out for the count.
Im a little confused here about changa...
Yep, I just vape changa blends in a standard VG with a standard flame lighter. For me it seems to work better than when I used to use a jet lighter and sprinkle freebase. I got the freebase method down ok but changa is fool proof. You don't have to combust the mix you just vape it as you would anything else.
I get a wood skewer give it a stir and toke away until I see the herbs are all dried up then just empty and replace.
Sounds good!... not having to combust the leafe material...
I am now boiling down a bag of old cappi leafe.. not using any acids of any kind..just water heat and agitation...
I believe the natives only use water when extracting the ..[aya mix]..in a big pot full of leaves and bark and such...the huge pot takes many hours to extract..
Since im only using a 2 to [four hundred gram bag] of cappi leafe ...would 3 or 4 hours one hour at a time of boiling be enough time to get most of the maio goodies??
Im simply making cappi tea.. and plan to reduce all the extracted liquids to a paste.. then compleatly dry the extracted paste into a storable powder...
I will also take several days alowing the fine sedement in the cappi liquid to settel to the bottom of the jars then removing the liquid untill i remove most of the leafe sedement then alowing the paste to dry into a powder..
Not shure how many hours i need to get all the goodies out of the leafe material but im keeping my extraction clean and natural as posible without using any chemicles...
any opinions welcome...
