Here are the steps I took, akin to that of the cannabis capsule recipe:


  • I powdered my weed (1 gram) in a coffee grinder (although it wasn't any finer grain than it would have been if I just used a hand grinder, the weed is too sticky).
  • I preheated my crock-pot to its "high" setting, and the thermometer in it said it was at 255*F, although this was with the thermometer poking out of the lid, because it didn't quite fit, so it might be a little under the actual temperature.
  • I melted 2 teaspoons of coconut oil (more than the recipe calls for, just to be sure) in an empty aluminum altoids tin.
  • Once the coconut oil melted, I dumped in the ground 1 gram of weed and stirred it around until it was all nice and oily, and then covered this tin with the lid, and then placed it back in the crock pot on 'high'.
  • Every 30 minutes I would take the tin out, stir it around with a toothpick, and then gently shake it to evenly disperse its contents about its surface.
  • After 2.5 hours, I turned the crock pot off, and then fell asleep with the tin in a cooling crock pot.
  • In the morning, I put the tin in the freezer to solidify the oil
  • Once the oil was solid, i broke it into chunks and consumed the entire mass, all 1 gram of weed. I also consumed a cookie, to tell my stomach to digest things.

After 3 hours of wating, there were no noticeable effects at all, so I decided to finally eat a meal. This very same weed gets me pretty stoned when I smoke a tenth of a gram, so I'm wondering, what the hell did I do wrong? I've made firecrackers with that same amount of weed (although I think at 320F not 250F), and they worked MUCH better. I figured the coconut oil would be more efficient.
moeburn Reviewed by moeburn on . coconut oil extract didn't work at all Here are the steps I took, akin to that of the cannabis capsule recipe: I powdered my weed (1 gram) in a coffee grinder (although it wasn't any finer grain than it would have been if I just used a hand grinder, the weed is too sticky). I preheated my crock-pot to its "high" setting, and the thermometer in it said it was at 255*F, although this was with the thermometer poking out of the lid, because it didn't quite fit, so it might be a little under the actual temperature. I melted 2 Rating: 5