Hashish: The Joy of Making and Curing

by Laurence Cherniak, Alan Dronkers

This book is to take the readers on a discovery adventure to help end any more poor hashish being made or produced, especially from resin that has a history of good genetics, particularly, in the temperate climates of our world, This book also shows how some people do the proper thing if they have the right genetics but were not yet able to make good hash out of the resin they have extracted from the plant. Most people, these days, do not cure their resin but process it right away into hashish, by using a lot of heat and pressure. This is comparable to the quality of marijuana that is dried too quickly. The best Cannabis Cup Marijuana, winning quality, is achieved by drying under slow and cold conditions (with ventilation) over a period of at least 3 weeks. Super quality hashish needs to be cured slowly (with a warm temperature) over a period of at least 3 months. During this time it should be kept in an enclosed container. This container should be air tight. Then it must be opened approximately every three days to prevent mustiness from starting). This is a verfy safe way to watch and see the hashish resin merge into a beautifully condensed harvest. (Dough style material)=========================================================The natural humidity in the fresh resin is already enough for the curing to happen.
1. Meld with the other particles. For This can be done with resin intended to make hashish that has dried too quickly. With plants that have dried too fast and taste green they can not be revived in this way. This pen was subsidized by the Nederland Government which was given to Alan by a nice girl. One of the most significant thoughts about curing is the simple reality as first metioned in Volumbe One, Book One of The Great Books of Hashish was having and knowing what the just right and exactly right thing was when it came to have a perfect piece of hashish. To have such a prize or talisman meant to have the patience to allow the hashish in most inst

64 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2007