Is white ash important to you? Please explain why? πŸ˜‡πŸ’š

Im very curious in every ones opinion about this :folded_hands::innocent:.

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Not very important to me. But there is a whole culture behind and many people who truly believe it is.

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Welcome

It's called nutrient deficiency, just kidding

We all have diff values and relationship with mary

I use to aim for it but now she has thought me the value of true organic :dashing_away::dashing_away::dashing_away:

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Personalmente quando vedo una cenere così perfetta e bianca sono molto sospettoso. Lo so, viene spesso considerata una cosa buona e molte persone la ricercano. Credo sia più una cosa di chi ama fiori indoors. In generale non credo che la cenere bianca corrisponda a dei fiori migliori.

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As long as the doob burns even and stays lit like a fine cigar to the end . Old lady gets mad ashes on the floor around my chair :cigarette::face_with_steam_from_nose:

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It's not relevant as demonstrated by Element papers:

same herb, only difference is the grind level.

To me it has no interest at all, the taste is more important in that matter: when you taste something foul or too harsh on the throat then you know something is not optimal.

(And I vaporise 95% of the time and only smoke to be able to describe the taste for smokers as vaporising doesn't go over 229C and can be a very different experience: a Durban Poison when smoked it has a lemon +licorice/woody taste but with a vaporiser you don't get the licorice you only taste a more chemical lemony like the household product Cif and it hits your sinuses really hard)

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Yes I agree. The grind level make the difference

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