Hi
What is the easiest way of knocking up 15kg+ of hemp in one go?
Thank you
What is the easiest way of knocking up 15kg+ of hemp in one go?
Thank you
In reply to Post #1
Maybe won't do that much but the largest stock pot you can find and a large camping ring and calor gas bottle. I have a 15L stock pot and do a fair amount, never weighed it tbf but I'd say 5-8kg depending on size of particle.
Longer method would be the cool box method in a large cooler?
Maybe won't do that much but the largest stock pot you can find and a large camping ring and calor gas bottle. I have a 15L stock pot and do a fair amount, never weighed it tbf but I'd say 5-8kg depending on size of particle.
Longer method would be the cool box method in a large cooler?
In reply to Post #1
I'd of thought the cool box method. Fill said cool box with Emp cover with boiling water replace lid and leave over night. Should have nicely split Emp come the morning. This would probably be the easiest and cleanest method if you haven't got access to a large cooking pot or Burco.
I'd of thought the cool box method. Fill said cool box with Emp cover with boiling water replace lid and leave over night. Should have nicely split Emp come the morning. This would probably be the easiest and cleanest method if you haven't got access to a large cooking pot or Burco.
Not everyone writes their profile factually to avoid personal info being on the internet, if you're in Sussex I'm happy to boil up your particle for you if you pick up and drop off, no charge 👍🏼
In reply to Post #4
What a nice gesture..hats of to you
What a nice gesture..hats of to you
In reply to Post #5
You wouldn't believe how often my regulars want hemp boiled in the days boilie cooking water lol, second nature now lol
You wouldn't believe how often my regulars want hemp boiled in the days boilie cooking water lol, second nature now lol
I always soak 10kg a time in a plastic builders bucket and then transfer them to a burco boiler, I normally have 3 buckets on the go at a time and then just transfer to the burco one after another.