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For the record, coconut oil it not very absorbent, so it's not recommended for anything you want absorbed into the skin. Grapeseed/Pumpkin seed oils are best for topicals.Hey DD, love the write up on the CBD. I’m going to start using more of my leaf to make salves and things in the future. For now I have some infused (coconut) oil with the 30:1 Dr S.
Was wondering if I wanted to make a salve, do I need to add the SL to the infused oil, or can I leave it out? I left 1/2 cup of it without the lecithin just in case. About to make some CBD/CBG lotion for the first time, thanks for any help.
The ladies are looking good, I need to hang out here more!
That is great information all around, thanks so much.For the record, coconut oil it not very absorbent, so it's not recommended for anything you want absorbed into the skin. Grapeseed/Pumpkin seed oils are best for topicals.
And to answer your LSL question, yes, add it to topicals at the same rate as edibles (1Tbs/8oz oil).
“I will now!”answer your LSL question, yes, add it to topicals at the same rate as edibles (1Tbs/8oz oil).
That's straight from SweetSue, who said LSL is used in cosmetics all the time. Personally, I have not tried it.“I will now!”
Cheers Shed. You’ve missed nothing. I have three horribly stretched gangly creatures, a Hulklato, a DrSCBD30:1 and a candida. They’re just sitting in a room and haven’t had a feed for a couple of weeks. Haven’t died yet either. The DrS has decided to reinvest her output in ♀ flowers. The other two, nothing. They’ll all be chopped up and dug through the compost.Congrats on the new beans and tails! Damn crowded in that tent, so it might be time for a couple of new levels.
Did I miss it or forget or have you not mentioned the seed-making process lately?
Cheers Goody. You don’t need the lecithin on any meds that aren’t being ingested. It took me a couple of false starts with the sublingual drops before I figured that out.Hey DD, love the write up on the CBD. I’m going to start using more of my leaf to make salves and things in the future. For now I have some infused (coconut) oil with the 30:1 Dr S.
Was wondering if I wanted to make a salve, do I need to add the SL to the infused oil, or can I leave it out? I left 1/2 cup of it without the lecithin just in case. About to make some CBD/CBG lotion for the first time, thanks for any help.
The ladies are looking good, I need to hang out here more!
You have burnt rubber, and now koala poo terps all girt by sea? CorBlossoms and animal poop ... hey, I’ve grown cannabis that smelled like that!
I was going to ask your rationale. I wonder what hers was? I would think perhaps as an emulsifier for the oil rather than as a carrier for cannabinoids. Knowing now that transdermal cannabinoid uptake is inefficient I suggest further research before binding them to larger molecules.That's straight from SweetSue, who said LSL is used in cosmetics all the time. Personally, I have not tried it.
Good info,It’s subjective, but side by side sublingual drops with no lecithin - much faster, broader spread onset (couldn’t tell that the other worked at all).
I just used coconut oil because the original gummy recipe that @carcass gave me called for it, and it’s cheap enough to buy (plus I have 1 1/2 cups sitting here that I want to use) and easy in recipes to replace butter.Cheers Shed. You’ve missed nothing. I have three horribly stretched gangly creatures, a Hulklato, a DrSCBD30:1 and a candida. They’re just sitting in a room and haven’t had a feed for a couple of weeks. Haven’t died yet either. The DrS has decided to reinvest her output in ♀ flowers. The other two, nothing. They’ll all be chopped up and dug through the compost.
Remixing polyjuice V2.0 in another while or so.
Cheers Goody. You don’t need the lecithin on any meds that aren’t being ingested. It took me a couple of false starts with the sublingual drops before I figured that out.
I’ll be interested in what you come up with with your salve so I’ll keep an eye peeled on your beachfront.
I wonder why you used coconut for the carrier with the CBD? Is this for a liver-specific remedy of some kind?
CBG... I’ll bone up on that before asking you more
You have burnt rubber, and now koala poo terps all girt by sea? Cor
I was going to ask your rationale. I wonder what hers was? I would think perhaps as an emulsifier for the oil rather than as a carrier for cannabinoids. Knowing now that transdermal cannabinoid uptake is inefficient I suggest further research before binding them to larger molecules.
It’s subjective, but side by side sublingual drops with no lecithin - much faster, broader spread onset (couldn’t tell that the other worked at all).
The coconut oil delivers its cargo to the liver for processing. Your cannabinoids end up in your bloodstream faster and, with THC, you get a noticeable effect.I just used coconut oil because the original gummy recipe that @carcass gave me called for it, and it’s cheap enough to buy (plus I have 1 1/2 cups sitting here that I want to use) and easy in recipes to replace butter.
I’m totally open to suggestions on using other things, this is new to me.
It’s funny because a guy used to rent our garage and make really high end legal CBD lotions and things, I should have borrowed some recipes- his stuff goes for $50 in the shops here now, and I’m all out of the freebies he left us. Too much menthol anyway, it burns the eyes.
My first batch will be really simple, I bought unscented cocoa butter lotion base and I have my own scents to add along with the infused oil.
The next time I infuse, I’ll probably use something else depending how this goes.
It's a long story but it's tough to get his actual recipes. Him and his wife were partners and have since went separate ways, and they are both fighting over the formulas.The coconut oil delivers its cargo to the liver for processing. Your cannabinoids end up in your bloodstream faster and, with THC, you get a noticeable effect.
For CBD in gummy bears - great idea! One of the reasons I haven’t done the gummies yet is because my liver doesn’t deal with saturated fats. Enough jar stock in the Stable and R&D begins on concentrates for edibles.
I infuse my ingestables in EVOO which is taken up by your lymphatic system. I find that fortifying a THC infusion with some decarbed rosin will still give you a kick.
On the topicals, though. I haven’t used shed’s grape or pumpkin yet. Both sound good. I’ve used sweet almond oil for infusion for topicals and it works like a marvel! I also used Sue’s soy wax method for making a cream with infused EVOO. I like the sound of your cocoa butter base.
Is your old garage guy still around to hit him up for some ideas? It seems to me if you have a boutique thing going on you could capture a corner of that niche no worries.
You have my full and undivided attention!So far everyone is reporting great sleep,
You’ve heard of Uri Geller? Well, it wasn’t him. Like him, though I just use my fingers.
Hey how did you get the secondary branches on GZ so flat without any ties?? Or am I blind?
Talk to @carcass I sent him some of the @OregonHempFlower CBD Flower and CBG isolate and he loves it for sleep. His Dr S is going to be in his next gummies I’m sure too.You have my full and undivided attention!
You’ve heard of Uri Geller? Well, it wasn’t him. Like him, though I just use my fingers.
They’ll be standing up again when I check next and I’ll flatten her tops again. When she’s big enough I’ll start with the bendy wires.
Hi DD, so you are saying that you found sublingual drops were more efficient without lecithin? I was always under the impression that lecithin improved edibles. I just wanted to ask to clarify so I can store that snippet of information until needed.It’s subjective, but side by side sublingual drops with no lecithin - much faster, broader spread onset (couldn’t tell that the other worked at all).
I have only seen one strain advertised as a high CBG strain which has now been removed from the site where I saw it advertised. What in your experience have been the noticeable benefits of CBG, sleep alone is an attractive plus!As for the CBG, it's fairly new to me as well, but I have a few grams of it to play around with. I love smoking it but I have a feeling it will be great in this batch of gummies. So far everyone is reporting great sleep, I think that Dr. S mixed with Hemp and CBG has been good for that, no doubt. We will see how the gummies and the lotion work for pain here in the near future
I'm guessing that he found that sublingual and gastrointestinal favor two different blends?Hi DD, so you are saying that you found sublingual drops were more efficient without lecithin? I was always under the impression that lecithin improved edibles. I just wanted to ask to clarify so I can store that snippet of information until needed.
Cheers Shed, yes I guess so, I'm all for learning from the experience of others so I just wanted to double check on that.I'm guessing that he found that sublingual and gastrointestinal favor two different blends?
I have only seen one strain advertised as a high CBG strain which has now been removed from the site where I saw it advertised. What in your experience have been the noticeable benefits of CBG, sleep alone is an attractive plus!