Take DIY notes...

[adeline]

So... I just started taking notes 2 batches ago.

And I just came across a juice I completely, absolutely love and adore. I could vape this all day, every day.

This juice is from 3 batches ago.

I have no idea WHAT is in it. I can guess ... FA Cowboy (for sure) + Maxx Blend? Maybe Desert Ship?

Shame. Thankfully I have notes now.

I note the date, what flavors were used, at their measurements. (including sweeteners, etc)
I test vape after at least a day has passed and note the date. I make notes about the flavor and what I think it needs.
Then I vape after a week or so. I tinker at this point and make notes about any changes I make.

Rinse, repeat.

I have a couple hundred mls steeping right now. I want to keep about 100ml of all-day juice on hand at all times. Can't recreate this deliciousness if I don't take good notes!

 

[burnah]

Great advice. I too mixed a juice that I loved, but hadn't written anything down and can't recreate it.
I always take notes now.

 

[LucentShadow]

Yeah, I think most of us have made something at least once that was very good, and didn't have adequate notes on it to recreate it.

My problem is doctoring a new recipe that wasn't so great, and not keeping track of what I did to it to make it better.

 

[Tracker II]

Good post Adeline. I've faithfully kept track of my favorite recipes but unfortunately, I've never kept a list of my bad ones. That causes me to retry ideas that are in the back of my mind because I can't remember if I've already tried them or not, lol.

 

[thinkingaboutit]

My originals needed no notes thankfully. All single flavor at 5%. Past that I have notes, but I haven't gone far past that.