They were poured from a jar, i posted the progress throughout on the post your thcA thread if ya wanna check it out. I poured into a smaller jar to try to get the growth going again. This was what i kept out.
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I feel like there would be an immense transfer loss pouring a jar of diamonds and sauce on to parchment. What was your purpose in doing this? More surface area to purge?
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When ya need em ya need em i geuss. I pour onto parchment then purge at minus 15 to 20. The collect stones and with residual sauce i place parchment on a 1 gallon ice cream container and scrape up. Scrapes pretty easy my jars never seem to fully crash so sauce is a lil thicker
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So…what does it mean…in your experience…when an unpurged extract in a jar is releasing small bubbles? From the growing stones even. Solvent is escaping. This is normal. I’ve never had a jar not crash. It just needs to be cared for properly. Sometimes a small amount of agitation. Sometimes a slight vacuum to pull solvent out, as there are so much terps present the super saturation is difficult to maintain. There are ways…
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I Have a question I skimmed threw a few post and didn’t really see any similar questions. So my main question is from a few recent runs. I’ve been attempting to do the OTSS tech and have had a few successful runs. Recently I’ve ran an outdoor run that had an extremely large amount of keif from all the trim bins added to it. With this I figured since there was so much thc it would be perfect for diamonds. So I went about the process and now I’m about 2 weeks in and the terp layer is almost completely gone and the batch actually turned more into a sauce then diamonds. Now that I’m not to worried about that being that I know it’s all still fire product but I’m not to sure how to go about purging it if anyone can give me some input ide appreciate it. There currently in mason jars and for the first week were in the oven at about 82 degrees then up to 85 for the second week. I have them just out of the oven now as I want to fill this info before making any further steps
Pour them into a glass Pyrex dish and pull a vacuum down to somewhere between -15 and -20 for a day or so.
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more solvent when u seal it up and set and wait…idk how to pan tek like pickle
Lol I don’t know how to pan tek like pickle either. I can get diamonds, but I really struggle with controlling crystallization. My terps are on point and the extract is void of fat, so I know it’s good, but yeah I’m just at the mercy of what my extract wants to do… for now.
Rex diamonds I’ve got a killer SOP for. Thanks @Swet254k
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Right on, cant wait to see your work bro! Glad you liked it.
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Have to be poured out of the jar or can I purge in jar?
It depends on how thick it is
Got a picture?
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I’d at least split it into 2 jars, with a thickness of around 1/2”.
You could do it in one jar, but you may have to purge longer, which could in turn evap more terpenes in the process.
It’s a fun game between evap the solvent not your most volatile terpenes.
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Ahok now I see the reason for it that definitely makes sense. Man thanks so much bro your response time is so clutch I would have took a few dabs and got impatient and just threw the jar in there 
my curiosity gets me
Oh yea also do I apply heat when I pour it into the jar 85° or no heat just vacc?
I like 75-80°f
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