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2-3 THC tincture tablespoons (Note that different tincture recipes contain different amounts of THC).

In fact, you’ll need only 5 simple ingredients.

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The trickiest part when making weed lollipops is the “hard crack stage”, so it’s crucial to keep an eye on the temperature throughout the entire process.Īlthough it might seem somewhat daunting, pulling off this recipe isn’t that difficult.

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How to Make Weed Lollipops (and Hard Candies)Īnd you’ve finally made it to the yummy part-the recipes. The main difference between smoking/vaping and edibles is that THC is metabolized in a different way when we take edibles.įYI, these quantities represent a single dose (for one person), and not the dose for the entire edible. So what’s the issue with edibles? The thing is, they create a different, more powerful type of high, to say the least.

Once you learn how to properly dose edibles (which I’m going to help you with, of course), you’ll be able to enjoy cannabis in this very healthy way, without accidentally ingesting too much THC.

This also happened to me the first time I tried them, and I can honestly tell you that it’s not a pleasant experience. Many inexperienced (and even a lot of seasoned users) had a negative experience with edibles at some point in their lives.

How to properly dose marijuana candy (using a dosage chart).

There are many types of marijuana candy, but gummy bears and lollipops are by far the most popular. He visited this activity multiple times throughout the day allowing us to work on an array of different skills.There is a reason edibles are so popular-they are tasty, easy to carry around and they don’t involve inhaling smoke. I simply used a kid spoon to remove what was sitting on top.Īnd then set it out with a tray and brush for my son to paint with! Once the scratch-n-sniff paints are ready you will notice a waxy film across the top of the watercolors. If you are making these watercolors I would highly recommend setting a 1-4 Skittles of each color off to the side to explore the science behind dissolving Skittles. It is actually really fascinating to watch the colors dissolve off of the skittles. Once my son lost interest in sorting the colors I checked to make sure that each color contained about 1/4 cup of skittles and then topped it off with a cup of water. Letting kids help in this step is not only an awesome way to explore sorting and colors, but it also works on their pincer grip. This did take a bit and we ended up with a lot of mixed reds and oranges. To start I let my son sort out his colors. This watercolor follows the exact same concept as our Conversation Hearts Watercolors, but it showed up a hundred times more vibrant. When we created this paint, I made enough of it so that we could use whatever was leftover to make skittles playdough. Items Needed to Make Skittles Candy Paint

Pencil Grasp (Digital Pronate -using pointer finger to hold brush).

Taste (YES! These watercolor paints are perfectly safe to taste!).

It has been a beautiful tool for engaging my son in exploration. My son had so much fun with this scratch-n-sniff watercolor paint! We have visited this activity multiple times since we originally made it. This Skittles Candy Paint was a super easy way to make watercolors at home. I just knew I had to explore scratch-n-sniff activities more often with him. As we explored the pages of this book, I watched his excitement burst from his seams every time we discovered a new image to scratch. Recently while we were shopping at a second-hand store my son found a version of a Little Bunny Follows His Nose. The scented photos were one more little detail that magically brought the pages to life. When I was a kid, which was a million years ago if you ask my kids, I had this set of scratch-n-sniff Little Golden Books that I absolutely adored.

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