dynamo1
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I wasn't referring to your mom, it was connected to my previous post. I respect momshey hey that's my mom ...
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I wasn't referring to your mom, it was connected to my previous post. I respect momshey hey that's my mom ...
I wasn't referring to your mom, it was connected to my previous post. I respect moms
..... when we’re talking plant to oil infusion. It’s a limit you will approach but never achieve.I'm not sure how much of this discussion you've read, but Chef doesn't believe there's a limit at all
..... when we’re talking plant to oil infusion. It’s a limit you will approach but never achieve.
Like this -> you need to walk 10 ft. Your first step is 5ft and every subsequent step is half the distance of the previous step. You can approach your goal, but you will never actually achieve 10ft.
you add to that the fact that you’re adding plant lipids to the carrier oil and you’re pushing your limit even farther every time you add plant material to your infused oil.
Phrased differently and more concretely, I wonder if anyone here has actually needed their infusions stronger and found that they couldn't achieve that desired strength?
But yes: my kingdom for a lab!
Yes, I prefer a small amount portion wise so stronger is better. I make infused chocolates to help me sleep, I don't want a lot of calories to fatten me up while I sleep.
I'll bet it's of interest to Hash Girl as well, given the number and size of capsules she takes a day.
I'm not sure if you're trolling or serious here! Whether dynamo has hit a limit or not doesn't mean we can't wonder which of our oils has the highest saturation point and what that might be.
I'll bet it's of interest to Hash Girl as well, given the number and size of capsules she takes a da
Hey Hash Girl, I’m wondering if you’ve looked into making RSO? I’ve only watched a tutorial on how to make it, so I don’t know a ton about it, but it seems more in line with your level of dosage? Just a thought.My biggest problem with getting the strength I need consistently isn't so much the quantity of capsules I take, it's the lack of supply. As we get better and better with growing, this will improve and then I can make infusions that I can re-infuse until it's the strength I need.
Morning Shed, I wanted to come back and revisit this in regards to decarboxylation. As I had mentioned previously, it’s a combination of time and temperature.The results of QWET are THCa (since 178ºF will not break the acid bond) and are thick resin/oily. I thought crystal THCa was produced with pressure and increasing heat.
If I remember correctly, that graph is from decarb done in an open container on a hot plate, and I don't think they even used flower - was an extract of some sort. Decarb methods have changed significantly since then.Not sure if you have seen this graph before or not, it’s from 30yr old research and has been floating around for years.
Never wanted a racing toaster, so that worked out rather well!but it's no racing toaster
LOL! That was my sense when I hit 100.with added thrill of the possibility of the entire thing coming apart at speed.. usually more than a possibility
it is dodge
So every time I try to infuse bud into oil I am not only never going to reach a theoretical limit, but the goal posts keep moving with the addition of plant oils to the mix?when we’re talking plant to oil infusion. It’s a limit you will approach but never achieve.
Like this -> you need to walk 10 ft. Your first step is 5ft and every subsequent step is half the distance of the previous step. You can approach your goal, but you will never actually achieve 10ft.
you add to that the fact that you’re adding plant lipids to the carrier oil and you’re pushing your limit even farther every time you add plant material to your infused oil.
Since this isn't a purely theoretical conversation, we need everything to stay mixed at storage temperatures!There comes a point, where are carrier oil will not dissolve anymore THC (using this oil as our example), at a given temperature,
as it cools and we get an emulsification. A mixture of 2 liquids that are not soluble in each other:
And that saturation point is...?As for soaking/cooking bud in an oil, I don’t believe you could get much above the saturation point at a given temperature. The Cannabinoids are not in an oil form.
So lecithin increases the hypothetical limit of saturation.a decent amount of lecithin and your thc that won’t stay in solution will disperse throughout the oil.
Is there no way to get the buds you do have infused into less oil? That would lower the number of capsules you would need to take in a day.My biggest problem with getting the strength I need consistently isn't so much the quantity of capsules I take, it's the lack of supply. As we get better and better with growing, this will improve and then I can make infusions that I can re-infuse until it's the strength I need.
I have seen that graph, and I actually projected the 176º line out to see where it touched the 252º line in time. It was weeks out!Not sure if you have seen this graph before or not, it’s from 30yr old research and has been floating around for years. I had seen it many times but paid it little attention, mostly because I understood the chemistry and had no issues with potency of my oils
Which is why I mentioned that that temperature would be too low for decarbing. Hence the need to decarb after QWET.As you can see, at 176F, it would take much longer than the time to just boil off the alcohol.
Hard pass, but thanks Celt! I look forward to your build though.If you wanted to, and I may in the future, run your wash in a Soxhlet system for a few hours prior to removing the alcohol and decarboxylate without losing any of the terpenes. You could then vacuum distill with a fractionating column to remove the alcohol and maintain all the decarbed Cannabinoids and terpenes.
Damn vacuum ovens...another thing on my list of things to buy!Here is an actual paper confirming the above graph that was published just 4 years ago. Gives the process and procedures used in there research and findings. It also has much better graphs showing the changes in THC vs THCa levels.
You never know what class might be going on here PK!did i step into the math class?
Add a steam oven for bread on your list, it's on mineDamn vacuum ovens...another thing on my list of things to buy!