What does everyone do with the sugar leaves usually when I’m thinning out the canopy i use the leaves to make tea but would be open to trying something different with the more Potent sugar leaves
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@Greenprodigy.
I’ll freeze my trim fresh and run dry ice hash.
Super tasty and kicks like a mule. 
You can also do many other extractions.
@blackthumbbetty is the queen of all things extractable and has a number of threads and a multitude of recipes on the subject. 
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Ever try bubble hash? Like Oldguy said; “ice hash”
My next experiment (when I catch up on things) will be converting pressed hash pucks into shatter (I’m just waiting for some more stainless extraction parts, then I can try it (hopefully without any mushroom clouds).
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Since you mentioned thinning out the canopy, I think you were probably referring to fan leaves, which happen to also be popular for tea. Sugar leaves are the smaller ones that are usually trimmed at the end of life, before curing.
But, if you really did mean sugar leaves, they’re fine to use for whatever you want, too. They have about 3 times as much THC as fan leaves.
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Sugar leaves make for great QWET.
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@blackthumbbetty I saved your QWET recipe to a Word file - thanks. Haven’t cooked any yet.
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There’s no cooking! 
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What’s qwet? I am not familiar
Quick Wash Ethanol Tincture.
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Very intriguing , not familiar with edibles except for brownies. They say you learn something new everyday , however I believe I learn 10 new things everyday just on this forum. Thanks I will give it a try. No risk no reward.
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Ok so I put the sugar leaves in pot boiled them in about 2ltrs water with bit of coconut oil and made tea with sugar and lemon… Well omg rocket fuel 