Mr.jiujitsu
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What’s it supposed to do bro???
You may find this link interesting.
Marijuana Decarboxylation: What It Is, Why You Need It, How To Do It
... According to the experts at Sensi Seeds you should decarb high CBD cannabis strains (defined as 90% or more of total cannabinoid content) for 15 minutes at a temperature of 220°F in order to dry the plants, and then 60 minutes at 250°F. for decarboxylation. As oils and isolates don’t need drying, I would just go with the 60 minutes at 250°F. for these, if needed at all.
I myself find that 20-25 minutes on a cookie sheet in the middle of the oven @ 230 works quite well.
Good Luck.
I have trouble nailing the decarb...i think precision works the best for most efficiency and least degradation of THC.
Is it that much better than the cookie sheet ?
I think maybe it is.
This morning I fired it up for a short period to ensure good viscosity and strained. I found that what I have read is basically true, I used 1cup of oil, and was left with 3/4 of a cup (witnessed 1/2cup being used and a return of 1/4 seemed average).
I let the Lift cool and then cleaned and reloaded with the rest of the white widow oz. it is currently decarbing, when it’s done I will infuse the same oil I already used. In the end I should have 1oz infused into 1/2cup of oil (was originally hoping for 1oz to 1/4 cup of oil but that will be hard with this flower - easier on some of my more dense varieties)
After decarb
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Quick tip for ya. After you get what you can get out of your material throw all of it in a metal strainer. Pour boiling water over it slowly and collect below. Throw it in the fridge to separate and pull the block of coco oil off the top when your done. Youll get some of the reclaim out of the material. Good for balms and cooking as it may be a lower quality (waterlogged)
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