Cannabutter with 125g of trim?

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alufolie

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Hi! from my last grow (from 4 large autoflowers) I ended up drying and pulverizing all the fan leaves (and a tiny bit of shake/sugar leaves). I now have about 125g of completely dry, pulverized powder from the trimming. I tried making tea with 3 small, dried fan leaves, and was shocked by the effects, which got me thinking that I should make cannabutter with the remaining leaves.

So, I was thinking of using 500g of butter for 125g of trim, and make a batch of brownies, but I have no idea how strong the brownies will be. Does anyone have any experience or advice? :)
 
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alufolie

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Alright, so I used the 125g of big leaf trim (no buds or sugar leaves) and used 400g of butter.
I then proceeded to make 50 brownies with the butter, and holy shit! I would say it is equivalent to about 0.5-1g of good bud per brownie. Extremely satisfied with the result! :) And to think that I was considering disposing of the trim in the garbage!! Hahahaha.
 
steve870

steve870

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i have put 2.5 oz of trim in a pound of butter and i consume 0.4-.5 grams of that butter to get comfortably high, took 1.3 grams once and it was way too much i was literally paralyzed so i guess 125 g would be better suited to make 2 pounds of very potent butter if you want my advice. though i must admit that my trim contained alot of airy buds
 
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alufolie

New Member
Boatguy said:
That is a load of leaf. Did you dilute the butter with water, then separate?
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Yes! Exactly. The brownie mix called for water, and the water left over in the separation was the perfect amount, so I used that too in the mix :)

steve870 said:
so i guess 125 g would be better suited to make 2 pounds of very potent butter if you want my advice.
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Thanks for your input! :) With 400g (approx 1 pound) of butter, the butter went from crystal white to the darkest green I have ever seen. Almost black. It was extremely potent! I could probably have used 2lbs of butter, maybe I even could have extracted more out of the trimmings!
 
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