why no clouds from vape

Vaporizers for cannabis don’t have the “cloud factor” for a very good reason. Dry herb isn't capable of producing much visible vapor, and even liquid cannabis extracts keep clouds to a minimum. In fact, if your weed or extract pen is smoking that much, it is probably faulty, and something might actually be burning.

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Why are my vape clouds getting bigger?

Feb 09, 2022 · Vaporizers for cannabis don’t have the “cloud factor” for a very good reason. Dry herb isn't capable of producing much visible vapor, and even liquid cannabis extracts keep clouds to a minimum. In fact, if your weed or extract pen is smoking that much, it is probably faulty, and something might actually be burning.

Why am I not getting any effects from my vape?

Jan 25, 2016 · 9. If you are sub ohm and going for big clouds you want 70/30 vg/pg or higher. Also get weaker juice, 6mg max! More vapour means more nicotine, I found 6mg nic too much and went down to 3mg. Open your air holes as much as you can and get lots of air flowing over that coil. #8 elliotj, Jan 25, 2016. Like x 1.

Why won’t my vaporizer produce visible vapor?

Feb 11, 2017 · Sep 14, 2015. Arizona with a mirage of the ocean nearby. HI ECF, Is there such a thing? I've been vaping for almost 3 years NO cigs!! Now I'm really thinking I want the vape but no cloud. Then we can vaporize anywhere and with no smoke no one could complain.

How does airflow affect the size of a vapor cloud?

Mar 14, 2014 · JAC Vapour wanted to help ecig users enjoy more discreet vaping so they created a brand new “Clear Steam” e-liquid that promises no visible vapor when you exhale. This new line of invisible vapor e-liquid offers the same flavor and throat hit, but there is no cloud of vapor to create problems when you are using your ecigarette in public places.

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Alter Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

Its called a clearo with 24mg juice. I've seen many almost pop their eyeballs out taking a vape and barely any vapor...just makes me chuckle to watch then feel sorry for them.

SteveS45 Moved On ECF Veteran

If you are getting smoke when vaping you need to turn down the power because you should only get vapor. A littl levity to bright the thread!

corn flakes Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran

100% pg. Did that this week testing PG. Not something I would want to vape all the time.

Darth Omerta Ultra Member ECF Veteran

I could never do more than around 20% PG. The only PG I use is in my concentrates and nic. I prefer the smoothness of the VG over the throat hit from the PG any day. Plus....clouds bro....clouds!!!!

r77r7r ECF Guru ECF Veteran

Not sure what you mean by clearo, as I consider Protanks, clearomizers as well.

jdy Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran

If you vape mtl, low wattage and hold it in for a bit, you'll get little or no exhaled vapor.

How does airflow affect vaping?

Firstly, if you increase the power of your vape through higher wattages or lower resistance coils, the vapor's temperature increases and may become too hot to vape comfortably. Increasing the airflow allows for more fresh air to come in and cools the temperature of the vapor, making it more comfortable to inhale. This also happens to increase the size of the cloud created. By increasing the flow of air on your atomizer, more air will be able to travel over your coils. When the air going over your coil increases, your device is able to produce vapor at a quicker pace. When the vapor production increases, the vapor is pushed out of the device quicker and therefore increases the rate at which the "old" vapor can be replaced with "new vapor". Voila! And the cycle continues.

How to vaporize e-liquid faster?

Increasing the power of your device will allow you to vaporize e-liquid at a much quicker pace. People have discovered that vaping with a powerful battery, and a low resistance coil is an effective way to increase vapor production. This brings us popular trend of sub-ohm vaping. In short, it involves vaping with a coil that has a resistance lower than one ohm. By reducing the resistance of the coil, more power is able to pass through the circuit which enables you to vaporize liquid at a much quicker rate. It is important to note that the increase in power doesn't create more vapor, instead it allows you to receive that vapor quicker than if you were to vaporize the e-liquid with less power. This in turn vaporizes the e-liquid quicker which results in more vapor drawn in from a single inhale. Although there are many benefits to sub-ohm vaping, it can be very dangerous if you do not know what you are doing. Make sure you first learn the essentials to sub-ohm safety before you try it.

What is sub ohm vaping?

This brings us popular trend of sub-ohm vaping. In short, it involves vaping with a coil that has a resistance lower than one ohm. By reducing the resistance of the coil, more power is able to pass through the circuit which enables you to vaporize liquid at a much quicker rate.

What is the difference between PG and VG?

PG is what provides the flavour and throat hit, whilst VG provides the vapor. Therefore, if your intention is purely to increase vapor production and produce bigger clouds, then you need an e-juice that’s high in VG. Juices' that contain a 100% VG ratio are available, and will be able to produce large, thick clouds.