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I recently made some THC infused coconut oil for painful muscle spasms. I thought I would share the link for the best up-to-date decarb instructions since there are so many differing opinions on the subject.

https://wakeandbake.co/decarboxylating-cannabis-to-activate-thc/

I recently made some THC infused coconut oil for painful muscle spasms. I thought I would share the link for the best up-to-date decarb instructions since there are so many differing opinions on the subject. https://wakeandbake.co/decarboxylating-cannabis-to-activate-thc/

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After doing some lab testing they found that baking for 1 hour increases potency up to 30%.

I did my infusion on the stove which was a pain trying to keep at a steady temperature. I used my large baking stone in the oven for the decarb which helped keep a constant temperature. However, I also found that if you cover with foil or a lid it takes much longer for the weed itself to reach 240 degrees.

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You mean you decarb for one hour at 240? I have a dry herb vaporizer so i rarely need to decarb but yes, there are so many differing opinions on how to do it, what temperature and how long.

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Yes, 240 degrees for 1 hour. I put an oven thermometer inside the dish and waited for the interior temp to reach the 240 before starting the time.

I used fractionated coconut oil so it stays liquid at room temperature. Put it is a roller bottle and it works wonders on muscle issues. Not so much for nerve pain.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

So many possibilities my friend, you can also make cannabutter (for brownies, soft caramels, directly on toast or even a tbls in your coffee...) or you can also make tincture for gummies, candies etc...