[Sticky] Decarboxylating Cannabis for Edibles, and Oils

This is exactly what I've been doing to fill my pralines.

Top advice. 

There are edible dosage calculators on Google. pretty simple 

Best, Y

@yossarian7 stop teasing ! 😁😁😁

You know  I've always wondered about those dosage calculators. As far as I can see they assume you know the active ingredient concentration of your product in the first place. Whilst a strain may be rated at 20% or whatever, I doubt that means that's what's  achieved (especially if it's me doing the growing 🤣).

Am I right, or way off track ?

@toploader that's the only unknown variable. The flower %.  My only strategy as yet is to smoke and guess.

Where science fails, try art  

Thanks for the input guys. Looks like a new item on the wish list “Ardent Nova decarboxylator”

hopefully put enough material aside n give it a go. Let you know how that goes.  

Posted by: @yossarian7

@toploader that's the only unknown variable. The flower %.  My only strategy as yet is to smoke and guess.

Where science fails, try art  

I'm liking your style 👍

Posted by: @littleg

Thanks for the input guys. Looks like a new item on the wish list “Ardent Nova decarboxylator”

hopefully put enough material aside n give it a go. Let you know how that goes.  

It's a handy little device but by no means essential, bit less smelly than the oven. I've read also about decarbing 'sous vide', a low temp method in vacuum sealed bags.

Good luck mate !

@cloudy_kitchen

What a response! Just about covers everything and a helpful video!! Hoping to be cooking asap guys. 
thanks for all the help!  

Baking to get Baked..

Wow! Never new this and I have been making baked goods from a friends shake for several years and getting pretty baked from it. Can't wait to try the decarb method on my own!