H2O2 shown as probable cause of rapid crashing "Medusa Stone"

[cyclopath]

just noticed this anecdotal blast from the past.

@Griffin.Labs

i had some issues with a grow using hydrogen peroxide for pm, they literally dipped them in hydrogen peroxide then bagged and froze them with it sopping wet with h202, and it got ran like that. It dried everything out, the extract looked off, and it crashed in day, this was before crc came along. Didn’t look anything like what you guys are dealing with but just reminded me of the shenanigans people do to their weed. Hope you guys figure this one out

I’d take the “Didn’t look anything like what you guys are dealing with” with a grain of salt. it crashed FAST, and given when it was poured (pre crc), it wasn’t separated, or grown to large facets (please correct me if those assumptions are wrong @Griffin.Labs).

if one adds “crashes in the collection pot” to the description of the issue folks are having (seems reasonable at this stage in the game), then I’d say the @Griffin.Labs anecdote fits the general picture.

what is required at this point seems like a fairly straight forward experimental design.

@cyclopath

is it H2O2?

then someone NOT having an issue growing faceted stones simply needs to pour into two different containers as spike some with a little H2O2.

faster crash? Different morphology? do they chalk?

Neopentane? ethylene? Proplyene?
cool a jar and spike it, pour +/- added hydrocarbon suspect.

the only real caveat is that it requires a lab that (still) has their diamond game on point.

without the ability to produce decent sized, well faceted crystals, it’s non-trivial to add ingredients one by one to prove/rule out their involvement.

edit: I’ll come to your place @Dred_pirate…