Question about firecrackers

[Darth_Bane]

I've been thinking about it lately, and it seems to me that as heat destroys THC, putting it in an oven is starting to sound very sadistic.

[dr dro]

So what's your question?

"Heat" does not destroy anything. Heat is energy, and it takes a shitload of it to actually "destroy" THC. Any idea how hot most lighters get?

[cadirac]

Well I made some about a week or two ago and it almost definitely depends on your bud but mine almost completely skipped the high and went straight to the low. I still got baked but it was like muted, easier to control.. It will get you high though.

Id stick to smoking though, always seems to wrk hah

[death_pasta]

Originally Posted by cadirac

I still got baked but it was like muted, easier to control.. It will get you high though.

Thats exactly what happenned to me, like word for word! It didn't feal really euphoric at all, but I felt pretty good for 6+ hrs!

[nerdboytoker]

Originally Posted by death_pasta

Thats exactly what happenned to me, like word for word! It didn't feal really euphoric at all, but I felt pretty good for 6+ hrs!

eating THC has more of a bodily effect. smoking it takes it straight to the dome hence the euphoric light headed feeling.

but eating it disperses through your body for more of a...well body high. you feel more relaxed for a lot longer.

[nerdboytoker]

THC needs heat to activate. and when you cook it the THC is really just dissolving into the peanut oils which your body can digest easier than straight THC

trust me, you're not harming the weed, it's like making cannabutter, yes you're cooking the weed, but it's only destroying the plant matter, the THC is hiding safely within the lipids, be they butter, margerine or peanut oil (or if we were to wise up, HEMPseed oil)