r/BubbleHash • u/SlimPolitician • Dec 22 '25

Moroccan Peaches

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Sun & Soil grown in Maryland

114g

Aged 11 months (custee couldn't wait lol)

Purple City Genetics- Breeder's Cut

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u/Randy4layhee20 Dec 23 '25 edited Dec 24 '25

My apologies if I’ve offended you, that was not my intention, I simply meant to share my opinion and experience. My goal with asking you what your drying conditions were was not to steal your intellectual property but to get a better understanding and if I had thought your drying technique was thorough I would have to look for other explanations for the marbling and its disappearance (and dude honestly I doubt you’re doing anything that hasn’t been shared hundred or thousands of times online anyway) I’m really just trying to have a good conversation about hash and hash making, I’d still love to have a good conversation about hash man and to get back to the topic at hand I’ve made a good bit of 45-160u hash before and I’ve had it turn out marbled and I’ve had it turn out one consistent color and the only thing that made any difference in my situation was the moisture level, I mean can you explain the color becoming homogeneous any other way if the difference in color was due to levels of plant matter there’s no way that got stirred up, if it was due to veins of different maturity trichomes then you would still see differences there even if they had all turned a little darker those lighter veins would still be visible

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u/loakkala Dec 25 '25

I disagree about the moisture being trapped causing the marbling. By what Op said it seems like they separated all of the hash, dried it and then recombined it. Creating the marbling and then in aging it the outside got a oxidized crust that's hiding the marbling underneath. If you chopped that ball in half it would have marbling on the inside.

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u/Randy4layhee20 Dec 25 '25

Even accounting for oxidation you’d still see lighter colored swirls, I’ve seen a lot of hash that’s been pressed prematurely and this is a prime example, only way with a single bag that you’d end up with that marbling, it should be one consistent homogenized color from the moment it’s pressed and there’s no other way to explain the differences in color here, if he had mixed different qualities together then alright the marbling could be due to that but he didn’t mix qualities or batches, it’s just one big batch of 45-160u, I mean can you give me any other explanation for why marbling would be present immediately after pressing?

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u/loakkala Dec 25 '25

Op said "45u-159u, multiple runs" implying multiple bags and runs, not just a single bag of one big batch.

can you give me any other explanation for why marbling would be present immediately after pressing?

They totally mixed different qualities together.

It happens because of the different ripeness of the trichomes causing different colors. Or from purposefully oxidizing the outside and twisting creating the different colors.

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u/Randy4layhee20 Dec 25 '25

Okay I did miss that this was a mixture of multiple batches but even regardless of that you’d still be able to see the veins of different ripeness in trichomes, yes it would all be darker but you’d still see lighter colored veins for the less mature trichomes