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Decarbing for Edibles
Before you make a single edible, there is one step you absolutely cannot skip. 🌿✨
Decarboxylation.
Because Raw flower does not actually contain THC.
It contains THCA, the acidic form that will not give you any intoxicating effects at all. The process of applying gentle heat is what converts THCA into the active THC we actually want for our edibles.
Skip this step and your whole batch will be a disappointment. 💚
The good news? It is SO much simpler than the word makes it sound. Here is all you need to know:
🌱THC dominant flower: 240°F for 40 minutes
🌱CBD dominant flower: 240°F for 90 minutes
🌱CBG dominant flower: 220°F for 60 minutes
🌱An oven safe dish with a lid and a timer. That is genuinely it.
Once you understand decarbing, everything else about making edibles at home starts to make sense!!!
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Decarbing for Edibles
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