Its not iSoBuTaNe! A theory for cause of "Medusa"

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Here’s a few quotes to stir the pot. Hope you guys are having a good day! Remember to be nice

@thesk8nmidget

I did switch to isobutane. It fast crashed halfway through the first tank.

@Dred_pirate

Something rapidly dropping out thca doesn’t mean that they are having the same problem.

@Dred_pirate

The fast crash formations are the same structure as the Medusa stones. They are one in the same problem.

@Akoyeh

I can confirm that the isobutane did, indeed, cause pretty much identical fast crash issues as the 70/30 we were running before.

@thesk8nmidget

The fast crash formations are the same structure as the Medusa stones. They are one in the same problem.

Agreed 100%

Rapid crystallization during solvent recovery

I’ve seen it with passive too. Just to be clear I’m not talking about Medusa stones. From what I know Medusa stones are stones that crash beautiful and then turn chalky after a day of harvesting. This issue we’re talking about here is a fast crash during recovery. At least from my experience, it’s a unique scenario where the material is high in thca, recovery is to the point where it’s pulling a vacuum(if passive) and the recovery heat is low. @MIextractor its not that you’re are recovering fast…