SchmidtGenetics

No ones brought up the specific signs until now? Everyone has been saying there isn’t a minimum. Read the conversation? Who’s asked for a sign?

Reread my post, I said most post it there, there is a lot of personal accountability to know the rules of the road of places you travel too.

And your defense is that one exists so another can’t…? Shit take.

See law A, see law B if they want to specific.

And yes it is a limit, if you’re impeding, you’re below that limit. Some places also have adjustable signs to account for these potential scenarios.

You seem to fall in the category of people that need specific posted limits, since the concept of variable speeds seems to be lost on you. Just because it’s not posted on a sign, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist… shit take dude. Read your legislation, as well as the legislation of any places that you plan to travel too. Because you will be surprised by them amount of mundane shit you’ve missed and could be breaking the law without knowing.

And ignorance is never an excuse dude.

Maybe brush up on your traffic laws dude

Kansas allows ANY municipality to set specific minimum road limits… look at that!

Again, can you provide a municipality or even a state that doesn’t have a minimum speed law? I’ve even made it easier for you.

Every municipality has some form of minimum speed law, do you want me to list every single one? You even provide an example of places they are used… and want to argue they don’t exist…? What?

Can you provide an example of a place without any minimum speed laws?

And on certain roads they set a specific limit, other times its blanket low amount to make things easier, or as you said, a non specific law, so they can ticket you for essentially anything instead…

Every municipality has a minimum speed limit so you can’t just have someone driving 1km/h down the road creating a rolling blockade. Most are posted on the entrance into the municipality.

There are reasons for both sides to have and not have specific laws.

Table top washing machine, the bubble bag dude even has one that he sells.

Beautiful looking growmie, what’s the size of tent?

I’m in the process myself, I’ve made the fresh frozen bubble hash but trying to justify buying a rosin press to make the rosin to make the carts.

I know there’s other ways of extracting, but if I’m doing it, it’s gonna be as natural as possible, and fresh frozen hash > rosin > rosin carts is the only way to go. Any other way removes terps and cannabanoids and need to add them back in. But to each their own, just explaining my process and why!

I just squeeze it and throw it in with the butter, the water separates from the butter during cooling, idk about oil though. It also can’t hurt to have the bud a little wet, won’t lose so much oil/butter hydrating it as well. I use a french press to do the soaking and rinsing, so whatever pressure that applies is enough. And from there into the mason jar with butter into the slow cooker.

Another thing I’ve heard is don’t wring the bud out after, that can pull the stuff out of the plant material.

You can try to wash your bud after decarbing the bud.

I make edibles with AVB instead of fresh bud that’s decarbed, and soaking it in water for 24-72 hours and changing the water every couple of hours has made a noticeable change in the earthy buddy taste.

Any other method like ethanol, strips cannabanoids and terpenes, that’s why the bought edibles taste different, lacking the terpenes and cannabanoids that get stripped when using ethanol. Some add terpenes back in, but it’s not the same. The terpenes and cannabanoids are what gives strains their unique taste/flavor and affects.

If you use ethanol almost all your edibles will give you the same effect, making your own with butter/oil saves the terps and cannabanoids allowing different effects.

Also, ethanol/butane and other methods have a chance of going boom if not done right, plenty of reasons to avoid the chemical extraction methods.

Cornish hens/chickens?