// Definition
A rosin pressing technique where the micron screen is folded into a pouch shape like origami rather than twisted closed, allowing the hash oil to secrete from all four sides evenly. The hash is pre-pressed into a square patty to match the screen shape, reducing loss at the crimped closure point.
// From the Episode
Cuban Grower describes this technique in Ep 030, recommending pre-pressing hash into a perfect square patty, folding the screen corners over it, then pressing so oil exits all four sides. He notes less material loss compared to the traditional twist-and-tie method. Others in the chat confirm better results with this origami pouch approach.