That’s right, you’re not engaging.
You’re “repeating” the words of a misinformed language regurgitator.
Now you’ve become something of a regurgitator yourself… which is not engaging…
If you researched the topic instead of giving advice on something you yourself know nothing about and have zero experience doing, you’d find out many many many people here have infused cannabinoids into mct far beyond your imposed limit of 50mg/ml.
Here’s a few who’ve done it here with CBD.
5000mg/30ml = 166mg/1ml.
12000mg/30ml = 400mg/1ml.
Roughly… now let’s review an example of his approximation of the solubility limit.
We will take:
1oz cannabis flower, 28.3g
30ml mct oil, 30.0g.
Now for this example, we will say the THC% in our flower is 27.
28.3 × .27 = 7.641.
7.641 × 1000 = 7641.
We have 7641mg of available THC.
7641mg/30ml = 254.7/1ml
That’s already far higher than your imposed limit.
7641mg THC = 7.6g
30ml MCT = 30g
7.6g ÷ 30g × 100 = 25.3
We are at 25.3% THC in our 30ML of MCT, a smidge above half of the maximum.
With the solubility being roughly limited to 50% in this carrier, one can easily number it as 15000mg/30ml as the maximum solubility of cannabinoids in MCT.
15000mg/30ml = 500mg/ml
Which is 10 times higher than what your language regurgitator suggested…
Now this is a rough approximation, I’m sure the numbers would vary THC - CBD but not drastically enough to take away from the figures i used, so this is a relatively solid representation.
You can view 500mg/ml as the approximated solubility limit of cannabinoids in MCT.
Don’t trust the language regurgitator… ever…
Edit: Fixed a derailed train of thought, a mislabed/calculation error, choice words.