Leftovers?

[Adrumaddict]

Curious what do you all do with the little bits that are left at the end of a bag that are too small for a burn. Do you mix them all together and make a train wreck? And if so do you keep reds whites and greens separated or just put it all in one big experiment?

[e_poison]

I have some mason jars and I just mix all the leftovers together into one random blend. Every color, fasts, slows, mids. Just one big jar of who-knows-what-kind-of-burn-it’ll be lol.

[Adrumaddict]

I have some mason jars and I just mix all the leftovers together into one random blend. Every color, fasts, slows, mids. Just one big jar of who-knows-what-kind-of-burn-it’ll be lol.

Nice!! What’s the usual outcome with this method?

[e_poison]

I have some mason jars and I just mix all the leftovers together into one random blend. Every color, fasts, slows, mids. Just one big jar of who-knows-what-kind-of-burn-it’ll be lol.

Nice!! What’s the usual outcome with this method?

Well, that’s complicated to answer.

Sometimes it turns out great and sometimes it doesn’t really do much. It’s hard to keep track of each “blend” since it really is just a total mix of all the random little amounts that remain in the bottom of each bag.

I probably should keep track of what’s going into each jar. That way if I strike gold, I’ll be able to reproduce it lol.

Have you mixed anything yet?

[Kelleytoons]

This came up in another thread and, yes, the general consensus is just to create your own custom mix. *Most* of the time this will be good, even great (because as a very general rule just taking a blend of two decent batches nearly always results in something *really* good. The only caveat being - as with any batch, don't just rely on this completely and switch around).

Because I tend to end up with rather large leftovers when I make capsules what I usually do is "pay it forward" and send it to folks asking for stuff (but the last year has been challenging to find the time to do this).

[blackcj7]

I do the same thing, just dump it in a container and let it add up and then mix it before dosing.
I use one of my glass food storage containers that has a airtight locking lid.

[Adrumaddict]

Well, that’s complicated to answer.

Sometimes it turns out great and sometimes it doesn’t really do much. It’s hard to keep track of each “blend” since it really is just a total mix of all the random little amounts that remain in the bottom of each bag.

I probably should keep track of what’s going into each jar. That way if I strike gold, I’ll be able to reproduce it lol.

Have you mixed anything yet?

Not yet. I’m considering making a red only blend though, and then mixing the greens and whites together for daytime burns since I never take reds during the day. This could be fun.

[Adrumaddict]

This came up in another thread and, yes, the general consensus is just to create your own custom mix. *Most* of the time this will be good, even great (because as a very general rule just taking a blend of two decent batches nearly always results in something *really* good. The only caveat being - as with any batch, don't just rely on this completely and switch around).

Because I tend to end up with rather large leftovers when I make capsules what I usually do is "pay it forward" and send it to folks asking for stuff (but the last year has been challenging to find the time to do this).

No doubt Kelly, I love mixing batches. I'll usually mix whites and greens or greens and greens, but I discovered kinda by accident that mixing two whites can be an incredible burn as well. I've never messed with mixing reds yet cause I always take them at night and I'm worried I'll get a weird burn and be up late waiting for the effects to wear off wishing I hadn't done that lol, but I think I'm going to give it a go since I have so many leftovers that have built up over the years. Thanks for the input everyone!!

[boureka]

3 jars of house blend: red, white, and green.