Small Batch Cannabis Coconut Oil — 5 Easy Steps With POT by Noids

Load the ground cannabis flower into the POT by Noids canister first, then pour in all 200ml of coconut oil. The small batch cannabis coconut oil fits comfortably in the device — no overflow issues at this volume.

Step 3 — Add Lecithin in Cannabis Oil

Add a little less than a full tablespoon of lecithin granules for your 200ml batch. Using lecithin in cannabis oil serves two purposes: it improves distribution of cannabinoids throughout the infusion, and when consumed, it can also help your body absorb THC more efficiently. Since the oil will be heated, the granules dissolve easily.

Step 4 — Set the POT by Noids for THC Infusion

Put the lid on the device, rotate the setting to the THC diamond position (for THC-dominant strains), and press start. The POT by Noids cannabis coconut oil infusion takes about 2 hours. Set it and walk away — the device will pulse a green light and ding when done. For CBD-dominant strains, use the CBD setting instead.

Step 5 — Strain and Store Your Cannabis Coconut Oil Recipe

When the device finishes, use the built-in filter cap to press the infused oil into your storage container. The glass body gets hot — use a silicone glove or oven mitt. Press all the way down to squeeze out every drop. The oil will be dark when liquid but lightens as it solidifies. Your small batch cannabis coconut oil is ready to use in your cannabis coconut oil recipe — edibles, soap, coffee, toast, brownies, or whatever you like.

Tips for Infused Coconut Oil for Edibles

When using infused coconut oil for edibles, calculate your dose carefully. At 10g of 20% THC flower in 200ml oil, you get roughly 7mg per millilitre. Always start low if you’re new to edibles. The lecithin in cannabis oil recipe also improves bioavailability, so effects may feel stronger than expected even at lower doses. You can also save the strained plant pulp and reuse it in another recipe.