The yellowish tint is just fine. There are a couple factors that I know of that can have an impact on your color.
length of time you allow the naphtha to sit in the basified solution is one.
temperature of the basified solution and or the naphtha you are using to pull is, IME, the one factor that has the biggest impact on color. I know allot of people tend to heat or warm up their jars in a bath or with a heating pad. This may or may not help the naphtha absorb the DMT from the basic solution. It does facilitate the tranfer of colors/dyes, fats/oils in the bark and possibly other alkaloids into the naphtha.
I dont believe the yellow is from oxidization. I could be wrong I havent read anything proving that.
I dont believe anyone can tell the difference between yellow and white in the effects. I have heard one or two out there say they can. I would love to do a blind test with those individuals and prove em wrong. I have personally done many blind tests and I have hundreds and hundreds of voyages, I cant tell the difference in the effects. I can notice a diference in taste if vaping spice in the crystal form through a GVG.
I have made different batches of changa using white spice and waxy orange jungle spice. I cannot tell the difference in effects or in taste.
The important thing is to keep the naphtha you pull contam free. In other words keep the basic sludge out of the naphtha! If you do this your spice will be just fine.
@EzekielCain the yellow spice you have there looks to be some beautiful looking stuff. I would say that it is easily as potent as any white stuff that anyone else on the nexus pulls.
In closing, I would like to say that, IMO, you should NOT get all hung up on the color of your spice. You can re-x and do carbonate washes til the cows come home and your color may get lighter but your ptency WILL NOT INCREASE! So why bother? lol if anything your going to lose some every time you wash it or re-x it.
my 2 cents
IH