Does anyone mix trim from 2 different strains pre-extraction to make “something new”? We have 50+ strains and have made every consistency from every strain multiple times. We have done a few mixes of some of our best strains and they always come out amazing. Was just curious if anyone does this or have done this.
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Yeah I usually mix the old ones no one wants and call it a new hype name like permanent marker or sherblatto
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Ya totally. One of my favorites was mixing super lemon haze and strawberry c99 and it 100% tasted like strawberry lemonade.
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Nope. Nobody would ever dream of doing that
Nobody makes mixed greens nor sativa salad either.
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The extractor’s game of whack a mole.
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I don’t think all terps necessarily go together. At least in certain % based ratios. Some smell great before and after they are mixed, while some resemble a shart when mixed. Guess that’s what r and d is for…just can’t remember where I put my journal.
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Of course we mix all of our floor sweepings together.
Yum yum.
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I usually try to leave the mixing to the extracted ingredients. Perfer to extract, smell my ingredients then formulate.
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That is what we do as well.
Usually we sample some extract and test blend them together as homework to ensure the mixed strains are actually complimentary to each other.
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Unless something said strain specific, I’d assume it was a mix. It’s neither here nor there…Some mixes are outstanding…Some deliberateness in your mixes would be smart. But, yes, mixes are a reality of the industry…
Well yea we mix our floor nugs for crude, I was just talking about certain strains that just go good together or that have the same terpenes for dabbable batches.
Rooster with caramel og 25/75 makes some nice gassy pancake syrup flavor/smells always loved that
Blr and any sour cross does nice things too
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You guys ever just throw dried or frozen fruit on top of your fry or frozen biomass?
Cup winning tech right there boy
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