Begiiner needs assistance

[blackthumbbetty]

I’ve already been summoned.

Begiiner needs assistance

Rick Simpson oil was developed decades ago, using rudimentary cannabis science and the equipment easiest available at the time. Originally, it was made using naptha and THC dominant cannabis. Nowadays, just about any non-smokeable cannabis extract made with ethanol can be called RSO, but generally it refers to the thick, black, THC goo, processed at high temps, used to treat cancer and other medical conditions. FECO, is fully extracted cannabis oil made with ethanol and is basically the same…

[Amazon66]

This gives me even more info thanks again

[wik]

Firstly, I certainly won’t be rushing out and buying any equipment of any kind without putting it to this fantastic forum. Now, what about this. Say I was to grow two strains, one high as possible in THC and another, high as possible in CBD. Then extract the oil and make it as pure as possible, Then experiment by mixing the two oils to try and get the desired effect.

[borialis]

@wik

Say I was to grow two strains, one high as possible in THC and another, high as possible in CBD. Then extract the oil and make it as pure as possible, Then experiment by mixing the two oils to try and get the desired effect.

I think BTB is doing this for her dog. actually 1 step more complex because she’s extracting raw and decarbed. for your “mix” I’d recommend trying different ratios of drops of the “pure oils” and when you find what works then you can mix X parts THC to Y parts CBD and no ruin a lot of hard work.

[wik]

Ok, I’ve been doing a bit of research and have come up with two strains that might fit the bill. Northern Lights and Charlottes Web. What’s the general opinion of these two strains for extracting oil and mixing?

[wik]

@blackthumbbetty Ok, I’ve been doing a bit of research and have come up with two strains that might fit the bill. Northern Lights and Charlottes Web. What’s the general opinion of these two strains for extracting oil and mixing?