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Can I use ground nugs to make oil?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by EJB10, Nov 5, 2013.

  1. #1 EJB10, Nov 5, 2013
    I'm seeing that some of the local dispensaries have "ground nugs" for like $84/ounce. 

    What are they? Can I use them in place of buds (which I break up anyway) in the coconut cannaoil I make? Are there disadvantages to using ground nugs vs. broken up buds, like are the nugs less potent?

    I have a very low tolerance (2 grams of good bud infused into 8 tablespoons of oil lasts me several weeks), and I think the CBD (vs. THC) is what's most helpful for my pain, if that's pertinent info. 

    I'm a relative newbie who's just trying to learn and find cost-effective ways to make the medicine that helps me so much!

    Thanks in advance!
     

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