gr865
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20 grams of rosin?5 trays, 250 gummy's, 20 grams of mixed decarbed Rosin.
Is he still alive lol20 grams of rosin?
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@gr865 OMG 20g ? Did you infuse it into oil first or right into the gummy recipe? Have you tried to calculate the potency? When I infused 2.6g into a 1/4c and then used 1/8c of that oil to make 75 gummys I used some calculator to come up with this. The 70% is just a guesstimate based on information from around the net.
I decarbed the Rosin @ 235 degrees, took about 40 minutes. I used Corn Syrup, Sunflower Liquid Lecithin and the Decarbed Rosin, heated and mixed together well then added to the cooking gelatin and stir well.
The THC content is a guess, used Rosin from 7 different strain of cannabis, all varying amount and THC levels. So that number is the average of the cannabis used.
20gm rosin @ 22% THC = 4.4gr THC
404gr THC/250 gummies = 17.6 mg THC/Gummy
Why only 22%? Tests have shown 70% on the low end and over 80% on the high end.
You mean for Rosin or FECO/CCO?
How can the Rosin be any stronger than the original cannabis?
I have heard that FECO/CCO can get above 50%.
You mean for Rosin or FECO/CCO?
How can the Rosin be any stronger than the original cannabis?
I have heard that FECO/CCO can get above 50%.
So your saying that at the low end it is 40 mg of THC per gummy. That is based on 50% THC.
So your saying that at the low end it is 40 mg of THC per gummy. That is based on 50% THC.
(x * y * 1000) * z = a
x = amount of product in grams
y = THC % (dried cannabis 15-20%, extracts 70-85%)
z = efficiency, usually 0.8
a = available THC in mg