If your bubble hash comes out green instead of golden, blonde, or light brown, you may be wondering what went wrong. Green bubble hash is commonly associated with plant material making its way into the final collection. This can happen when the starting material breaks apart during washing and tiny plant particles pass through the filtration process. The good news is that green bubble hash can often be reduced by improving your washing technique, temperature control, batch si

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Your bubble bags are the heart of your ice water extraction setup. Even if you're using the best material, perfect temperatures, and ideal wash times, worn-out bubble bags can reduce yield, increase contamination, and lower the quality of your hash. So how often should you replace your bubble bags? The answer depends on: How often you wash How well you clean them The quality of the bags How they're stored Let's look at the signs that it's time for a replacement and how to mak