Cannabis decarboxylation, often referred to as “decarbing,” is a crucial process for activating the psychoactive effects of cannabis.
This process involves heating raw cannabis to a specific temperature, which transforms THCA into THC, the compound that provides the “high.”
Decarboxylation is essential for making cannabis edibles and other infused products.
Without it, your cannabis won’t produce the psychoactive effects or the full therapeutic benefits, as the cannabinoid acids (THCA and CBDA) must be converted into their active forms (THC and CBD) to interact effectively with the body’s endocannabinoid system.
Decarbing weed involves heating it at specific temperatures for a certain amount of time.
It’s typically done in an oven, but if you don’t have access to one there are multiple other ways to get the job done (even though some of the methods are controversial).
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