If your weed is 10% THC and you have 1 gram, that means you have 100 mg of THC. Step 2: Calculate how many milligrams of THC you have. To make the math easy for this demo, let’s assume you have a strain of marijuana that has 10% THC. This number will be expressed as a percentage. You can usually get this information just by knowing what strain of marijuana you are buying. So it’s important to know what dosage you are putting in your cannabis cookies, and to be able to regulate the dosage to meet your preferences at any given time. You might want to eat five cookies instead of just one, but five cookies at 10 mg of THC each would probably make you stare blankly at the wall for a day, after you eat an entire convenience store worth of junk food. But that doesn’t take into account the fact that different strains of marijuana have different levels of strength, and it definitely doesn’t take into account the fact that different people have different tolerance levels, not to mention different levels of sweet tooth. depending on how many cookies or brownies the recipe in question yields. Different recipes will give you a ballpark – half an gram of dry herb, a gram of dry herb, two grams of dry herb, etc. But if you’re going to cook with weed, you need to know how much to use to get the right THC dosage. You’re not exposing your lungs to the carcinogenic effects of smoke. The high can last longer (depending on your own tolerance levels).
You can munch on weed cookies without anyone knowing what you’re really indulging in. There are a lot of advantages to cooking with cannabis, as opposed to smoking it.
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