Decarboxylation: temperature, time and the 0.877 factor
Why raw flower does almost nothing in butter, what heat does to THCA, and the oven setting every infusion on this site uses.
Five guides
Read these before the first batch.
The numbers behind every recipe: what decarboxylation does, what a milligram means, why the infusions are mild, how long to wait, and how to store the results.
Dosing basics: 2.5, 5 and 10 mg
What the three doses on this site mean, where they come from, why every figure is a maximum, and how to portion a batch honestly.
Infusion ratios: one gram per cup
Why every infusion here uses about 1 g of flower per cup, the reference table behind all thirty recipes, and how to scale for stronger or weaker flower.
Onset and duration: the two-hour rule
How long edibles take to work, how long they last, what changes the timing, and why the rule on every recipe is one portion and a two-hour wait.
Storage: labels, shelf life, children and pets
How long each infusion and finished dish keeps, how to label it, and how to make sure nobody eats it by accident.
Dosage calculator
Grams × THCA % × 0.877 ÷ units, with every assumption written out.
