Yes Mycokris. The pharmacology does not change. The THP is just a method of extracting the DMT. The DMT itself does not change in properties.
Usually 50g caapi is minimum to get a good brew going.Psilocin Dreams said:Ok anyone out there around 150 pounds have a dose on Caapi they could tell me. Made a brew using the 3x3 method with 25g caapi and 3.5g MHRB. I vommited 30 mins after ingestion not sure if i kept it down long enough or not but all i gained was a slight lift in mood. Used acidified water maybe i messed up somewhere along the way. not sure but i only have 30g yellow caapi left so not too much to experiment with but ill be getting more soon hopfully.
I wouldn't use a coke bottle...that plastic will lose its integrity if exposed to hot water repeatedly, imo. I've been using liter HDPE bottles from things like ipa or H2O2. You can set up multiple percolators side by side and just do 1 liter through each of them (at boiling hot temperatures if you so choose) if you want a faster extraction.defunkt said:A couple of quick questions about the THC tek. It's difficult to get a good perspective from the images on how large the 'large soda bottle' needs to be. Will a 2 gallon Coca-cola bottle and a large gallon size pickle jar do the job?
It appears that running at least 200ML water for each gram of vine will need fairly large container to kepp the tek workable. By my calculation, that's around 11 liter of waters for 50g of vine. Luckily, I have a 12 quart All-Clad in the kitchen to hold and evaporates 11 liters of brew.
There's also mention of adding Coca-cola to the water to help break down the alkaloids. Has anyone tried this and at what ratio?
Thanks!
staresatwalls said:it seems to me like the lower than boiling temperature is to avoid getting tannins and other chems that irritate the stomach in the brew. in doing so you can reduce the liquid and get the end product with much less stomach irritation.
not necessarily. all you need is string and a flammable solvent (and something to sand the cut with to get rid of any sharp edges)Nathanial.Dread said:I know not everyone has access to toys that can safely cut glass, but if you do, this seems like a great way to go.
Thanks, that's a fantastic way of cutting glass.Parshvik Chintan said:not necessarily. all you need is string and a flammable solvent (and something to sand the cut with to get rid of any sharp edges)Nathanial.Dread said:I know not everyone has access to toys that can safely cut glass, but if you do, this seems like a great way to go.
basically this:
- tie string around bottle (wrap it around a coupe times, especially if it is thin string)
- slide the string off the bottle, soak it it in flammable solvent (isopropyl and acetone are commonly used)
- slide the string back on the bottle, around where you want the cut.
- light the string on fire, while rotating the bottle. when the flame goes out, dunk the bottle in cold water (goggles aren't a terrible idea).
then you just sand the cut.