How many hours do the leaves have to dry before you can smoke it??
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It depends how much and what type of solvent you use. It should look completely dry and not smell of solvent anymore. Good things come to those who wait. 
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hehe...yes thats true 
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but...do you think it is ready to smoke after about 4 hours, it doesnt smell and looks quite dry. I used acetone, and it was only 0.5g herbs..
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yeah probably, if unsure put a fan on it, but smell is a good indicator, Wishing you a pleasant journey brother You have never been apart from me. You can never depart and never return, for we are continuous, indistinguishable. We are eternal forever
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And if you lose your eyebrows when you light your pipe, leave it to dry longer next time 
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I've found that 91% ISO evaps fully in just 3 hours, provided you keep a fan on it and stir it up a few times. I'd imagine most other solvents would take a bit longer than that. Go until there's no smell and then little longer just to be safe.
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Wishing you a pleasant journey brother[/quote] Sister 
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Working with acetone, I leave it for 24 hours just to be sure...
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dtrypt wrote:Working with acetone, I leave it for 24 hours just to be sure... Okey.. yes maybe a very good ide!! Well I smoked one cone yesterday after just 4 hours drying, and I didnt notice any acetone. But of course I dont want to smoke any acetone.. so next time I make changa I will leave it longer for sure.
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