First, we would like to say thank you for the help and constructive criticism we received in response to our first question on here.
Now we are onto making tinctures with vegetable glycerin with a magic butter machine. It might not be the best option but it is what we are working with right now.
How would we measure the the CBD mg dosage per tincture bottle? There are usually 1,000mg, 2,000mg etc., But how are they getting that accurate measurement?
Just soak a pound of high quality cbd flower in 4 gallons of vg for a month. Let it cook in the sun for a few days. I promise it will shit on every other method
Thanks, but i I should of clarified that we would be using plant material for full-spectrum. Is there an average mg dosage per gram of hemp flower? Somebody told us there is an average of 100mg of CBD per gram of hemp flower but we aren’t sure how to fact check that.
Is this for personal or for a product? Either way it would be a much easier to not start with VG. Extract it first then incorporate VG if you are set on that as your base for tincture.
There’s people on here selling singles of isolate for $500. I bet you could break off a half kg from someone here at around $250-$300 and you can skip the many headaches I see in your future attempting to extract with vg on flower.
No im saying that you should soak high quality buds or very clean trim as opposed to soaking isolate. The terpenes are alcohols, the waxes are emulsifiers its all a beautiful complex mess that produces a stable water soluble extract. Anyone want to try some pull up to humboldt
Tinctures with VG is a bad idea and should not work. VG is not oil soluble, any CBD/extract you put in VG is going to come right out and separate pretty immediately. Use MCT or hemp seed oil or grape seed oil or something as your carrier