Just old. I have had to make a lot of pipes in my time. Back in my Navy days, we made them from government issued ink pens. Seems funny to think of it now. Haven't seen a metal pen in years.you're an expert
I was wondering about this; A month ago as I was trying my attempt at some tea with some dry and cured bud and was wondering if I still needed to heat up the THC first, or fry in butter first. I am still a bit confused about the whole tea process. But I may try your way and make some as you did but instead of the coconut I may use butter. I have a male plant used for seed making and I wonder what the best use for it will be?Yes, you can eat the leaves. Many folks eat raw leaves for their health benefits. But if you wanted to get high off them, you would have to decarb them first. That is 2 1/2 hours in an oven at 210F. A couple of weeks ago, I decarb 3 ounces my trim and popcorn from last season, then cook it down into 16 ounces of coconut oil for baking.
You can make a pipe from a soda can. Whatever you need to know, Google will take you to a You Tube video giving you step by step instructions. But I will go ahead and tell you how to do it.
Hold the can {I like pipes made from the Bud Lite aluminium bottles, but we will go with a soda can for now} with the opening up. About 2/3 of the way toward the bottom, press down to make a little valley across the can. With a straight pen {or small knife if you can apply steady pressure} make 2-3 rows of 3-4 holes in the valley you just created. This is where you put the weed. Now holding the can by the bottom with the holes up, figure out where would be a comfortable spot for your carburetor. Take a small knife and make a hole about 5/16th of an inch. Place weed on holes, hold your finger over the carburetor hole, and apply flame while drawing through the can. Repeat as needed.
It doesn't take that long to decarb. 2 and a half hours will probably be too much, you could be burning off other essential oils and terps.Yes, you can eat the leaves. Many folks eat raw leaves for their health benefits. But if you wanted to get high off them, you would have to decarb them first. That is 2 1/2 hours in an oven at 210F. A couple of weeks ago, I decarb 3 ounces my trim and popcorn from last season, then cook it down into 16 ounces of coconut oil for baking.
You can make a pipe from a soda can. Whatever you need to know, Google will take you to a You Tube video giving you step by step instructions. But I will go ahead and tell you how to do it.
Hold the can {I like pipes made from the Bud Lite aluminium bottles, but we will go with a soda can for now} with the opening up. About 2/3 of the way toward the bottom, press down to make a little valley across the can. With a straight pen {or small knife if you can apply steady pressure} make 2-3 rows of 3-4 holes in the valley you just created. This is where you put the weed. Now holding the can by the bottom with the holes up, figure out where would be a comfortable spot for your carburetor. Take a small knife and make a hole about 5/16th of an inch. Place weed on holes, hold your finger over the carburetor hole, and apply flame while drawing through the can. Repeat as needed.
How long do you do it? I've heard from 90 minutes to 2 1/2 hours. I was on the long side to make sure it was good and done. I'll cut back a little on my next batch.It doesn't take that long to decarb. 2 and a half hours will probably be too much, you could be burning off other essential oils and terps.
My BIL is lactose intolerant is why we went with the coconut oil. That and I carry mine hiking, so I need something that doesn't have to be refrigerated and goes good with Ramon.I was wondering about this; A month ago as I was trying my attempt at some tea with some dry and cured bud and was wondering if I still needed to heat up the THC first, or fry in butter first. I am still a bit confused about the whole tea process. But I may try your way and make some as you did but instead of the coconut I may use butter. I have a male plant used for seed making and I wonder what the best use for it will be?
Sure, a little ranch dressing is all you need.Hey guys I apologize for the dumb question. My plants are halfway through flowering and I really want to sample them but I have no pipe or anything. Can I just eat some leaves? Or melt them into butter or something?
For a male make up some hash, canna butter / oil. Butter does work but coconut absorbs the thc the best. In their raw form trichomes are not psycoactive and need to be heated in order to get you high.I was wondering about this; A month ago as I was trying my attempt at some tea with some dry and cured bud and was wondering if I still needed to heat up the THC first, or fry in butter first. I am still a bit confused about the whole tea process. But I may try your way and make some as you did but instead of the coconut I may use butter. I have a male plant used for seed making and I wonder what the best use for it will be?
If you are on a diet then balsamic all the waySure, a little ranch dressing is all you need.
Grolsh beer bottle. Needs a metal stem. Drilled with a diamond tip. Relatively easy to clean. Just the right size too.A couple of weeks ago I did make a bong from a 50 cent thrift store sippy cup. Works well, but is hard to clean. I'm on the lookout for another cup like this one.
That would work great at the camp. But I was looking for something light weight to take on the trail hiking. Ounces makes pounds, as they say. And with the bowl inside the cup, it looks like a sippy cup. I hike a lot of state and national forest, so stealth is a must.Grolsh beer bottle. Needs a metal stem. Drilled with a diamond tip. Relatively easy to clean. Just the right size too.
and I just read this: "In the cooking of edible psychoactive products, some research indicates heating cannabis to a temperature of 122 °C (251 °F) for 27 minutes to be the optimum method to optimize THC:THCA ratios."It doesn't take that long to decarb. 2 and a half hours will probably be too much, you could be burning off other essential oils and terps.
From what I have heard, that is too hot. You would lose some THC at those temps. But what do I know? Back in the day we baked bud in brownies at 350F. Then thought it got us high.and I just read this: "In the cooking of edible psychoactive products, some research indicates heating cannabis to a temperature of 122 °C (251 °F) for 27 minutes to be the optimum method to optimize THC:THCA ratios."
But I wonder if this only applies to cured weed?
Link is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_edible
Under "Ingredients and effects"