The Homegrown Hashishin Podcast

In this episode of the Homegrown Hashishian Podcast, Sonoma Sungrown and Firebeard are joined by The Cartiologist, focusing on the use of centrifuges. They discuss the importance of proper equipment, the decarboxylation process, and the techniques for filtering and reintroducing terpenes. The conversation emphasizes safety, efficiency, and the quality of the starting material, providing listeners with valuable insights into enhancing their home hash production. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the intricacies of cannabis processing, focusing on THCA, terpene oils, and advanced techniques for creating diamonds. They share insights on the importance of quality source material, the step-by-step process of making diamonds, and the role of community support in education.

In this episode, we welcome back Don't Worry Be Hashy, former co-host and founder of the Homegrown Hashishin Discord. We delve into the intricacies of cannabis cultivation and hash making, exploring themes of community engagement, quality versus quantity, budgeting, and the evolution of the home hash making community. We discuss the challenges faced in the cannabis industry, the importance of right-sizing grow operations, and the shifting priorities of hash makers. Brought to you, as always, by the data needs at Hashy.soAdditional support provided by Daytrip, The Hidden Culture, and The Hashinator.

In this episode of the Homegrown Hashishin podcast, hosts ⁠⁠Sonoma Sungrown⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Firebeard⁠⁠ welcome Woody Wilson (IG Hash Rookie), a master of dry sift hash from Canada. Woody shares his journey into hash making, emphasizing the importance of environmental conditions and equipment for dry sifting. He discusses his teaching background and passion for sharing knowledge within the community.Woody provides insights into the dry sift process, including the use of static electricity and the importance of proper equipment. The conversation also touches on the future of dry sift, live sift possibilities, and Woody's personal experiences and influences in the hash-making world.This podcast is brought to you with support from ⁠⁠⁠Hashy.so⁠⁠⁠Shop for the headiest gear around at the ⁠⁠⁠Sonoma Sungrown shop⁠⁠⁠Support the podcast by ⁠joining our Patreon⁠.

In this episode of the Homegrown Hashishin podcast, hosts ⁠Sonoma Sungrown⁠ and ⁠Firebeard⁠ welcome guest Mr. ⁠Autogrow, a talented grower and hash maker. They discuss Mr. Autogrow's journey from a first-time grower in 2020 to a rising star in the hash-making world.The conversation covers his experiences with different strains, the importance of sharing knowledge, and the supportive role of his wife in his endeavors. They also delve into the technical aspects of hash production, including washing techniques and the selection process for quality strains.This podcast is brought to you with support from ⁠⁠Hashy.so⁠⁠Shop for the headiest gear around at the ⁠⁠Sonoma Sungrown shop⁠⁠Support the podcast by joining our Patreon.

In this episode of the Homegrown Hashishin podcast, hosts Sonoma Sungrown and Firebeard welcome guest Mr. Fried Day, a skilled hash maker and grower from Illinois. They discuss the unique challenges and rewards of air drying hash, the importance of community in cannabis culture, and Mr. Fried Day's journey from novice to competition participant.The conversation highlights the supportive environment of the Homegrown Hashishin Society Discord, where members share knowledge and experiences. Mr. Fried Day also shares insights into his breeding project, Pina Papi, and the significance of local cannabis politics. The episode emphasizes passion, learning, and community in hash making.This podcast is brought to you with support from ⁠Hashy.so⁠Shop for the headiest gear around at the ⁠Sonoma Sungrown shop⁠.

In this engaging episode of the Homegrown Hashishan podcast, host Sonoma Sungrown introduces listeners to the new co-host, Firebeard, who brings fresh insights from Minnesota's evolving cannabis market. The episode features a special guest, Chase from Hashy.so, who is at the forefront of freeze dryer technology and its applications in the hash-making industry.Together, they delve into the future of hash, exploring parallels with the food industry, the impact of technology on cannabis consumption, and the role of community in advancing hash-making techniques. This episode offers a unique perspective on the intersection of tradition and innovation in cannabis culture.This podcast is brought to you with support from Hashy.soShop for the headiest gear around at the Sonoma Sungrown shop.

Most of us didn't start with bubble hash or live rosin and instead got our starts by squishing flower. Flower rosin is more accessible, less of a risk when you rely on your supply, and provides a different effect and experience all together. In this episode we deep dive on what to expect when getting started with flower rosin and tips and tricks from Cannaplates on how to end up with fire flower rosin that you may even prefer to hash rosin in some cases.

In this episode we cover washing cured material vs. fresh frozen along with many other aspects of hashmaking that go against the grain of most commonly researched knowledge. Mo Buddy is doing his own thing and this is a great example of how to have fun with the hobby and not get too hung up on the hype techniques and prioritize making what you want instead!

In this episode we cover the process of hunting or breeding for stabilized CBD heavy rosin. CBD in rosin is hard to come by due to differences in trichome head structures and the effects of high THC Type 1 cannabis strains. We discuss the process of washing for CBD rosin and how it differs from typical Type 1 strains in combination with breeding practices to stabilize these rare traits that ultimately result in a different medicine that may have wider applications for consumers who don't necessarily want to get super stoned on rosin but want to enjoy the benefits of solventless extracted cannabinoids.

In this episode we cover a ton of ground discussing the best ways to make rosin disposable cartridges. We go over The Cartiologist's process and his recommendations for improving quality, efficiency, and more when making your own carts from rosin. We also discussed mechanical separation by centrifuge to isolate terpenes to be reintroduced to decarbed THCa. This is a great listen if you want to make your own rosin carts at home. This podcast is brought to you by The Press Club as our Title Sponsor.

In this episode we review post processing techniques with The Bryantist who has years of experience making all kinds of different textures and styles of hash. We discuss cold cure, heat cures, jams, and much more. There is tons of useful tech in this episode to learn!

In this weeks episode we get into the details and origins of hashplants and how they differ from modern hashplants as well as what are some great breeders to work with as homegrowers for genetic selections for hash. We discuss how to assess resin and select keepers alongside ways to strategically hunt for keepers with limited plant counts. Learn about what some of the best strains are for washing and what breeders are most likely to provide a washer out of even just a few plants.

In this episode we cover all the basics of how to start a hobby grow and then how to transfer that hobby grow into hobby hashmaking. Cannabenoid is a Hobby Grower who manages GrowHort - a program he created to guide beginners from start to finish through a successful grow. This is a great episode for someone wanting to get started with growing and making hash at home.

In this weeks episode we cover a ton of information with High Plains Drifter with a focus on harvesting for fresh frozen without damaging the material or yield. We discuss his recent comp wins, pressing techniques for terpene preservation, and much more.

In this episode we cover a lot of ground but focus discussion around competition entries and what hash is the best to enter and the nuances of different competition or judging formats. Learn a lot from HellaWaxxy about his grow style, the advantages of working with a lot of different cultivars for hash, and growing outdoors in your backyard.

In this episode we discuss processing with a great processor about the ups and downs of making hash at home and how to keep your stoke when it starts to feel like a lot of work.