Since salvinorin a is present on the surface of leaves, does anyone know if rinsing them after harvesting affects potency?
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It's not water soluble so probably not. Any reason why you need to wash them? I would just use acetone and then filter out any dirt particles.
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That's what I was thinking... i just want to wash any bugs or dirt off since they're outdoor plants.
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a little bugs and dirts never hurt anyone
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Salvinorin is only slightly soluable in water, so rinsing might be ok.
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Haha. Yeah, maybe these bugs are loaded with salvinorin... If so, I'll just have to think of them as psychoactive sprinkles. Score!
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thats the spirit
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arcologist wrote:I would just use acetone and then filter out any dirt particles. This is what I do. Even if you're not making extract a little dirt in the bowl wouldn't really matter much. I could see why you would want to clean the leaves up a bit if you were planning on quidding though 
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