FECO Cannabis Oil First Attempt: Best 4-Step Method
This FECO cannabis oil first attempt documents Fordee's honest beginner experiment with making Full Extract Cannabis Oil at home. Starting with a green dragon tincture, the goal was to reduce the alcohol using a coffee cup warmer until only the concentrated cannabis extract remains. The result: a potent, rice-grain-dosed cannabis oil — not perfect, but ...
This FECO cannabis oil first attempt documents Fordee’s honest beginner experiment with making Full Extract Cannabis Oil at home. Starting with a green dragon tincture, the goal was to reduce the alcohol using a coffee cup warmer until only the concentrated cannabis extract remains. The result: a potent, rice-grain-dosed cannabis oil — not perfect, but a solid first learning experience with plenty of practical takeaways.
What Is FECO Cannabis Oil?
FECO stands for Full Extract Cannabis Oil. It’s made by extracting cannabinoids from cannabis using a high-proof alcohol solvent (typically food-grade ethanol or grain alcohol like Everclear), then evaporating nearly all of the alcohol to leave behind a thick, highly concentrated cannabis oil. The end result is a dark, potent extract that can be taken sublingually (under the tongue), added to capsules, mixed into food, or applied topically.
Unlike RSO (Rick Simpson Oil, which uses naphtha or isopropyl alcohol), FECO cannabis oil typically uses food-safe ethanol, making it safer and more suitable for oral consumption. It’s one of the most potent forms of cannabis extract you can make at home.
FECO Cannabis Oil First Attempt: What You Need
- Green dragon tincture — ~60 mL cannabis tincture made with 195-proof grain alcohol (see Herbistry420’s green dragon tincture tutorial)
- Coffee cup mug warmer — a low-heat electric warmer with multiple settings
- 60 mL shot glass or small heat-safe glass
- Coffee filter — to cover the glass and prevent bubbling splatter (highly recommended after Fordee’s messy first attempt)
- Silicone dabbing tool or scraper — for scraping concentrate off the glass sides
- MCT oil — as a carrier oil for the finished extract
- Dropper bottle — for storage and dosing
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