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Home cannabis infusion follows a simple five-step workflow. Master each step and you can make any edible — from simple cannabutter to precision-dosed tinctures.

Decarboxylate

Activate the cannabinoids in your flower through controlled heat.

Raw cannabis contains THC-A, which isn't psychoactive. Decarboxylation converts it to THC through heat — without this step, your edibles won't work. It's the most important 30 minutes of the whole process.

30–45 min Easy

Choose Your Base

Pick your carrier — butter, coconut oil, or alcohol for tinctures.

THC is fat-soluble, so it needs a carrier to bind to. Your choice of base determines what you can make: butter for baking, oil for cooking, or alcohol for tinctures and gummies. Each has different shelf life and versatility.

5 min decision Easy

Infuse

Combine decarbed flower with your carrier using time and temperature.

This is where THC transfers from the plant material into your butter, oil, or alcohol. The key variables are time, temperature, and ratio. Our guides give you exact numbers for each method.

1–4 hours Easy–Medium

Calculate Dosage

Use our calculator to determine mg per serving.

Knowing your potency is the difference between a pleasant experience and an overwhelming one. Our calculator takes your flower's THC percentage, weight, and carrier volume to give you exact mg per teaspoon.

2 min Easy

Apply in Recipes

Turn your infusion into gummies, brownies, drinks, or savory dishes.

Now you have a precisely dosed infusion — use it. Each recipe on our site specifies which base it requires and links back to the dosage calculator so you can determine per-serving potency.

15 min – 2 hours Easy–Medium

Total Estimated Time

4–6 hours active

Plus overnight for butter to solidify, or 2 hours for gummies to set. Most of the time is hands-off waiting.