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Combustion makes me paranoid, anti-social, clouds up my mind, and makes me an unmotivated couch potato. I find vapor (for me) eliminates all of these unnecessary side effects. Combustion also makes my ADD much worse, while vaporizing actually aids some symptoms I find. TBH I pretty much hate...

I know what you mean, it almost turns you obsessive over vaporization, but although I haven't jumped into vaping as quick as you have, I still have only been vaping for a couple years now, and I already have three vapes. As a teenager, it's hard to come up with money, but when I do, I usually...

I would stick to keeping your buds whole for preservation, and busting up only what you need for short term. Generally I bust 1-3g for daily usage, keep it in my room and keep my larger stash in mason jars hidden in another room. 1-3g works for me as I only vape once a day or less, and lasts...

I usually wait about 5-7 seconds, then take slow, short drags, getting longer and harder (no homo) when I feel the vapor heating up. Because draws are used as a way of cooling off temperatures inside the vape, I generally just go by the vapor temperature as a measure of how long and fast I hit...

Personally, I never re-vape, as I would rather just take my still somewhat potent ABV and cook it, make oil or something used to ingest. Seeing as most left-over cannabinoids found in ABV produce a body-stone (you'd know what I mean if you've ever smoked some ABV), it works well in conjuction...

Better question, if I use a liquid oil like canola, can I just stash the oil and cap it when I need it? In other words, keep my ABV oil in a jar and only open it and put em in capsules when I plan on dosing. Would that be another option?

Okay, so the solidifying qualities are what makes coconut the oil of choice for caps. Would there be any types of caps that won't desintigrate with liquid oils?

Thanks for the links & feedback, but is coconut oil really necessary? Could I use canola, or some other kind? I'm guessing the type of oil doesn't really make a huge difference... correct me if I'm wrong. Either way, I'm intrigued with the capsule method, and will probably just do this...

Gotcha, please excuse my knowledge of the science behind cannacooking, as I am just starting my science course in school now lol. So THC is inactive when it is carboxylated, but when you heat it even under the threshold of releasing THC, this decarboxylates the THC meaning that it can still be...

Thanks for the replies. So you're saying you don't even need heat for the oil to absorb the cannabinoids? I thought heat was the only way you could potentiate the cannabinoids to absorb into the oil because they're fat-soluble? Can anyone shed some light on this? I'd much rather just soak the...

Hi all, my parents are going on vacation so I decided it would be a great opportunity to make some brownies with my leftover ABV. Last time I tried, I overheated the cannaoil and burned the herbs, producing tons of smoke in my house which had to be aired out for a day or so. This time I intend...

My favorite temperature is about 365-370F. That way I get the three main cannabinoids: THC, CBD and CBN without all the nasty carcinogens and irritants that are extracted with the higher temperatures. The effects I get is a very clear headed, motivational high that makes me unusually productive...

Okay thanks for the replies, it turns out I think I did fry the cannabinoids out of the brownies, as when I ate them, I didnt feel much different from hitting the vape (was vaping while eating my brownies). I felt a little more tired, but that was probably from being hyped up on caffeine earlier...

Hi everyone, first post here. Let me say I have been enjoying this forum for a while, and recently decided to sign up. I decided to cook my vaped weed into brownies, since my parents were out of the house for a day. I took my 10 grams of vaped weed I have been saving over the summer, and threw...