When can I use my leaves for butter?

[FREETHEGREEN]

WHEN CAN I START USIN THE LEAVES FOR BUTTER ?:rastasmoke:

FREETHEGREEN Reviewed by FREETHEGREEN on 05-05-2008. When can I use my leaves for butter? WHEN CAN I START USIN THE LEAVES FOR BUTTER ?:rastasmoke: Rating: 5

[FREETHEGREEN]

ALSO how much hash is recomended for use? i got some bubble hash will that work:rastasmoke:

[stinkyattic]

WHEN CAN I START USIN THE LEAVES FOR BUTTER ?

At precisely 2:14 pm next Tuesday.

The leaves you want to use for butter are the 'sugar leaves' or 'bud leaves'- the same huigh quality trim from which you'd make hash. Using leaves, do a double or even triple run of butter- make the butter as directed, then use it to run ANOTHER batch of trim leaves- you need to do this because leaves obviously contain far lower levels of psychoactives than bud.

[Revanche21]

Can you use leaves from a plant that is vegging? or does it only produce THC in flowering stage?

[stinkyattic]

Plants CAN produce psychoactive compounds in veg stage, but the levels are very low, and it's not worht the bother. Also, avoid removing leaves from a plant- it needs them to make sugars for itself.

[FREETHEGREEN]

SO dont cut fan leaves off? or trim plants to give them more light?

[Revanche21]

if I am cutting down a flowering plant can I use the fresh leaves to make butter or should I dry them out first?

[FREETHEGREEN]

let them dry ive been told

[stinkyattic]

If you are going to store them for a long time, it is easiest if they are dry. If you are making the butter right away, just use them as is.