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    #1
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    expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help

    Summary:

    Cooked oil at 310 F for 30 minutes and it is all brown and I am worried that I ruined it


    Details:

    I usually make firecrackers, but I got some really primo bud and wanted to make sure I got the most out of it, so I decided on coconut oil instead of firecrackers for a better extraction.

    I decarboxlated at 290 F for 7 minutes. I always do this, even for fire crackers.

    Then I ground up the bud and dumped it in a glass bowl containing some melted coconut oil and stirred. It was a nice green color.

    I put the bowl of ganja coconut oil in the oven at 310 F (155 C) for 30 minutes. I've used this temperature plenty of times before, but I usually dont have time to do it for 30 minutes.

    To my horror, it was all brown and not great smelling. I don't know why this happened! I've even done 320 F for 20 minutes and it didn't turn brown.

    I have an important concert to go to tomorrow and this was the last of my stash. Should I be worried that I ruined all the THC goodness or did I just destroy all the pigments and terpenes?

    How bad is this? Suggestions for the future?
    melodious fellow Reviewed by melodious fellow on . expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help Summary: Cooked oil at 310 F for 30 minutes and it is all brown and I am worried that I ruined it :( Details: I usually make firecrackers, but I got some really primo bud and wanted to make sure I got the most out of it, so I decided on coconut oil instead of firecrackers for a better extraction. I decarboxlated at 290 F for 7 minutes. I always do this, even for fire crackers. Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help

    I know bumping threads is lame, but I'm leaving for that concert in a few hours

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    #3
    Senior Member

    expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help

    Ever tried to extract using butane? VERY easy and not a real risk if you just do it outside, I made some oil out of the leaves left from my plants last year and it produced oil but low grade and I won't waste butane on leaves again, I have a bunch of trim I'll use next time.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help

    Please do it outside if using Butane...Seems more than a few people have blown themselves up around here lately doing it indoors. Just your refrigerator compressor turning on or a water heater click can blow you up. There are many electrical devices around that can cause a spark. If you must do it indoors turn off all your circuit breakers!!!!
    And we never failed to fail...it was the easiest thing to do.

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    #5
    Junior Member

    expensive cannaoil possible tragedy, URGENT please help

    The other replies did not read your post correctly. They are talking about oil for smoking, not food. I have used all types of cooking oils and sometimes yes, it can turn amber/brown depending on the plant matter. If it smells bad, or taste burnt, you probably lost most of the THC.

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