How to Decarboxylate Cannabis (Decarb for Edibles) | Cannabis Lifestyle TV

Raw Cannabis contains a lot of THCA, which is medicinal but not psychoactive… When you heat cannabis past a certain temperature, the THCA molecule loses its carboxylic group (COOH) in the form of water vapor and carbon dioxide. This is the process of THCA converting into THC.

Long story short, THCA becomes THC when heated properly and THEN your Cannabis becomes fully active.

This process is called decarboxylation or decarbing.

Learn more about how to decarboxylate your Cannabis here
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