Non
12-19-2008, 01:57 AM
I know.. this thread might seem redundant, but bear with me if you can.
If I decarboxylate my weed and "activate it", then put it in oil... would the THC become solved in the oil without heat? Would this need some time first before it could be completely solved into the oil?
I'm guessing heating makes it faster. But let's say all you wanted to do was to decarb the weed, and just heat it enough to have the decarbed THC solved into the oil, at what temperature and time would be optimal?
I know that 225 is decarb temperature but my goal is not to decarb it while it is in the oil, only to heat it enough to absorb the THC.
I'm asking this because I just haven't had any results really with cooking it in oil, only decarbing the weed and eating it with nothing. So I'm guessing that if decarbed THC is soluble in lipids doesn't it mean it doesn't even need heat, maybe just time, and a lot of mixing?
If I decarboxylate my weed and "activate it", then put it in oil... would the THC become solved in the oil without heat? Would this need some time first before it could be completely solved into the oil?
I'm guessing heating makes it faster. But let's say all you wanted to do was to decarb the weed, and just heat it enough to have the decarbed THC solved into the oil, at what temperature and time would be optimal?
I know that 225 is decarb temperature but my goal is not to decarb it while it is in the oil, only to heat it enough to absorb the THC.
I'm asking this because I just haven't had any results really with cooking it in oil, only decarbing the weed and eating it with nothing. So I'm guessing that if decarbed THC is soluble in lipids doesn't it mean it doesn't even need heat, maybe just time, and a lot of mixing?