How to Make Green Dragon Tincture QWET Method — 12 Minutes
Learning how to make green dragon tincture QWET method is one of the fastest ways to produce a potent cannabis tincture at home — just 10–12 minutes of shaking replaces the traditional 3-month cold-soak process. QWET stands for Quick Wash Ethanol, and this quick wash ethanol cannabis tincture technique uses 95% high-proof alcohol and decarboxylated ...
Learning how to make green dragon tincture QWET method is one of the fastest ways to produce a potent cannabis tincture at home — just 10–12 minutes of shaking replaces the traditional 3-month cold-soak process. QWET stands for Quick Wash Ethanol, and this quick wash ethanol cannabis tincture technique uses 95% high-proof alcohol and decarboxylated cannabis to deliver same-day results. This step-by-step guide covers everything from decarboxylation to straining and storing your finished batch.
What Is the QWET Cannabis Extraction Method?
The QWET cannabis extraction method skips the patience-testing 3-month cold-soak in favour of an aggressive 10–12 minute shake. The tradeoff is more chlorophyll extracted — making the final product darker and more plant-forward in flavour — but potency is comparable to slow methods. For anyone who needs a quick wash ethanol cannabis tincture ready the same day, QWET is the clear winner.
How to Make Green Dragon Tincture QWET Method: Ingredients
- 28g (1 oz) decarboxylated cannabis, finely ground
- High-proof alcohol — minimum 70% ABV, ideally 95% (190 proof Everclear or equivalent)
- Mason jar with lid
- Fine mesh strainer (canning sieve works better than cheesecloth)
- Clean collection jar
- Timer
How to Make Green Dragon Tincture QWET Method — Step by Step
Step 1: Decarboxylate Your Cannabis
Before the QWET cannabis extraction method can work, your cannabis must be decarboxylated — baking activates THC and CBD from their acid forms. Grind finely and bake at 110–120°C (230–250°F) for 30–45 minutes on parchment paper. Let it cool completely before adding it to the jar. Skipping this step produces a weak, non-psychoactive tincture regardless of how long you shake it.
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