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I have a few grams of blue dream wax that a friend gave me a little over a year ago. I would like to try to put it to use instead of it just setting in the safe. Is their any methods for using the wax to make capsules?
Odin's 2nd Go - Pineapple Express In Soil
Odinsmaster's Soil Girl Scout Cookies Grow Journal - 2016
Converting a 6.5x 5.5 closet for my second grow
How would I check that, and how wound i de carb wax. It was meant for dabbing, that's just to much for me.You can use wax just like CCO for capsules. You may have to heat it with carrier oil to get it to dissolve. Or you can add a little pure grain alcohol to the wax to soften it overnight.
Also make sure it's been decarbed. Stuff I bought at dispensary wasn't (meant for dabbing) and I didn't realize that until I made oil from it.
How would I check that, and how wound i de carb wax. It was meant for dabbing, that's just to much for me.
Odin's 2nd Go - Pineapple Express In Soil
Odinsmaster's Soil Girl Scout Cookies Grow Journal - 2016
Converting a 6.5x 5.5 closet for my second grow
My first grow was in a tiny closet I made famous. It's entirely possible to do a satisfactory grow in a limited space. You train the plants to meet your needs and they're very accommodating, for the most part.
Cajun actually recommends we mix the plants before processing into oil to get the greatest syngeristic effects from each contributor. We're still feeling our way into improvements in oil production and administration.
The biobombs can be made in different strengths. We typically recommend you start with a 20:1 mix, unless you have severe sensitivity to one of the components. Then you increase the ratio of CCO as needed until you reach an effective therapeutic dose. We can help you figure all that out.
Hi Vickie.
First, a link to base regimen for cancer treatment that explains a lot of what I'll talk about below.
A Base Treatment Regimen for Cancer
1) Kush strains are high in myrcene which makes them good strains for reaching and treating cancer in brain and spinal cord. It also causes drowsiness. Combined with the morphine that would explain sleepiness. Mostly I would blame the morphine.
2) Adding CBD oil to the mix would offset the sleepy effects and psychoactiveness of the Kush oil. It also enhances the effectiveness of THC in killing cancer, plus it has its own cancer fighting properties. I would use CBD for at least 25% of oil.
3) Taking the capsules as rectal suppositories instead of orally will also increase the effectiveness of cannabis. You can use the same gelatine capsules. It's really much easier than it sounds and not at all unpleasant.
4) Add the supplements Apigenin and Amentoflavone (listed in Base Regimen). Taking 1 tablespoon of coconut oil (or more) before each dose will also help block processing in liver.
5) We have a recipe for a BioBomb that will dramatically increase bioavailability in combination with the steps above. I will post the link later.
It's a lot to take in all at once.
I would focus on adding the supplements and taking capsules as suppositories first.
Add the CBD oil when you can get it.
When you have a handle on those parts then we can work on mixing up the biobombs for maximum effectiveness.
I'm sorry you and your father have to go through this. Sending healing thoughts.
KingstonRabbi (or anyone who knows the answer :icon_cool)...
My gel caps only contain RSO/CCO. Before having my dad take them as suppositories, should I open each capsule and add oil and lecithin to them? I used a pound of cannabis, so there are of hundreds of capsules in various dose sizes... but I would definitely go through the pain of opening them all if it means they would be more effective. I realize the ratio wouldn't be as exact as the Biobomb recipe, but it doesn't seem like that would matter... would it?
Thanks in advance,
Vickie
I don't believe we've had anyone try this Vickie, and bioavailability aside, that's a lot of work to go through. I'm not certain you'd get the encapsulation we strive for with the lecithin by adding it at the end, and I'm fairly certain it might be a waste of effort.
If anyone has thoughts on how this might work, I'd appreciate the brainstorming. I keep wondering if adding small amounts of olive oil and lecithin might work, if the capsules get subjected to a few rounds of overnight refrigeration, followed by bringing back to room temperature. It's still a lot of work to put someone through.
The cannabinoids will do the healing work regardless of whether or not the BioBomb recipe is used. The recipe fascilitates absorbtion rates, which increase the effectiveness of the dose, but the medicine will still be powerful without that adaptation.
My gut feeling is you'd be best using the capsules as they are and concentrating on competitive inhibition.
Just curious but if the bio-bomb capsules aren't an option, would drinking a glass of mango juice before each capsule or with each capsule help with the bioavailability that the lecithin would have provided?
KingstonRabbi (or anyone who knows the answer :icon_cool)...
My gel caps only contain RSO/CCO. Before having my dad take them as suppositories, should I open each capsule and add oil and lecithin to them? I used a pound of cannabis, so there are of hundreds of capsules in various dose sizes... but I would definitely go through the pain of opening them all if it means they would be more effective. I realize the ratio wouldn't be as exact as the Biobomb recipe, but it doesn't seem like that would matter... would it?
Thanks in advance,
Vickie
The idea that I had was to maybe use the lecithin as a sort of lubricant for the suppository. I don't really see why it would matter to mix the lecithin in thoroughly with the CCO, but what do I know?
The idea that I had was to maybe use the lecithin as a sort of lubricant for the suppository. I don't really see why it would matter to mix the lecithin in thoroughly with the CCO, but what do I know?
Hi all
I mentioned some months back that i got a CBD vape pen for my wife in colorado from a dispensary while on T-giving visiting. (in addition to a gram of sour apple maui)
So I said how much I enjoyed the vape pen thingy, tasted like stale grape soda, and no real euphoria that I could feel I didnt try too much as it was for her, it was just a calm feeling. So I found the info tag that was attached to it. figured I would share this picture as I found the CBD vape to be excellent in both taste and effect. I cannot give a higher recommendation, wonderful.
A bottle opener was also attached to the vape pen....
We are also curious how this happens? Magical plant we grow for sure but, would like to know how to pull just CBD or just THC from them.
Blessed Buds our friends and be well
The exact origins of Grape Stomper (as well as its original name) are still a subject of hot debate in the cannabis community, but one thing is known for sure, the now-deceased breeder Jojorizo was responsible for the original creation. Some say that the strain was originally called “Sour Grapes”, while others claim that the Stomper moniker was the original and dispensaries in California began the renaming issue, calling it “Sour Grape(s)”. In any case, Jojorizo used his much-loved Purple Hashplant (known as “Purple Elephant”) mother as a base for this hybrid, and chose a special Elite Genetics “ChemDawg Sour Diesel” male he called “Snowman” as the pollen source.
The Elite Genetics male line used is the main source of controversy with this strain, as many argued that Elite’s ChemDawg was not the real Chem ’91 as originally stated, but in fact was a Headband cut. In either case, the Snowman male used lives up to its name, imparting a great deal of frost as well as a potent Sativa-dominant effects package which knocked the heavy, often one-note Hashplant out of the picture almost entirely except in the smell/flavor departments. When Gage Green Genetics re-created the strain, they used the original Snowman male on the Grape Stomper clone, essentially creating a backcross line, which produces more stable offspring than “selfing” (reversing a female through chemical means to produce pollen sacs).