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Bud to oil Ratio?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by SmokinFlanker6, Aug 2, 2010.

  1. #1 SmokinFlanker6, Aug 2, 2010
    Hey Blades and Bladies,

    Now, I've made edibles before, but normally I make firecrackers (my opinion I think they're easier to make than brownies), so I normally don't worry about butter or oil.

    But I was wondering, Is there a certain amount of oil/butter needed to get the full potential from any amount of bud. For example, If I were to mix my bud with half a cup of oil would it be as strong as if I made it with like an entire cup of oil.

    I'm speaking as if you were to eat all of eat (in edibles) would one get you more blazed than the other?

    Thanks!
     
  2. #2 SmokinFlanker6, Aug 3, 2010
    bump.
     
  3. #3 upinsky, Aug 3, 2010
    More oil just means the same amount of weed will be spread across more oil. So more oil just means less potent.
     
  4. #4 Umbrä, Aug 3, 2010
    Just use the amount of oil required by the recipe, you silly little man.
     
  5. #5 SmokinFlanker6, Aug 3, 2010
    Haha, silly little man? nice.

    I was asking more for curiosty. More along the lines of can oil/butter become fully saturated with THC at any point?
     

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