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Decarbing for firecrackers

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by Slim340, Aug 22, 2012.

  1. #1 Slim340, Aug 22, 2012
    So yes I did search a ton about this but I do have some questions still...Can someone tell me in simplistic terms how to decarb the weed? Do I grind it up before hand? Do I wrap it up in tin/aluminium foil? What should my time range/heat settings because I will be cooking the weed again when the FC's are in the oven? Ive read low temp/longer time, high temp/short time and yada yada yada. Should I be aiming like 170F for like 30 minutes or like 280F for 10 minutes?

    All help is appreciated and this is my first time making any sort of edibles so I would like to be precise as possible and not screw up! Thanks all and sorry for the noob question :wave:
     
  2. #2 HerbJedenTag, Aug 22, 2012
  3. #3 Slim340, Aug 22, 2012
    ^^ Thanks broski, much appreciated!
     
  4. #4 Slim340, Aug 22, 2012
    Can anyone give insight into the smell when decarbing? Ive been reading sometimes it reaks while other times it doesnt...if it does smell, would popping like 2 bags of popcorn while decarbing cover up the smell?
     
  5. #5 rallyboosted, Aug 23, 2012
    It smells the most when decarbing but it doesnt stay around very long. But yea, you can decarb when your weed is ground up or still in nug form. I usually do 250F for 15 minutes.
     
  6. #6 TheGanjaGremlin, Aug 23, 2012
    not to highjack the thread but i just had a highdea- instead of decarbing could i just take a couple of hits of the bud to be cooked out of my vape?
     
  7. #7 rallyboosted, Aug 23, 2012
    decarbing is far more efficient.
     

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