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Oct

Dr. Frankel Made a Tincture

Ingredients:
1 oz shake – select either sativa or indica
8 oz vegetable glycerin

Steps

1. Grind shake in coffee grinder
2. Mix ground shake into the glycerin. If overly thick, add water as necessary. They will easily mix.
3. Place into oven at 200 degress for 45 min DON’T GO ANY HIGHER TEMP THAN THIS
4. Take out of oven and let sit and cool for one hour
5. Place into crock pot and set on “keep warm”. MAKE SURE YOUR CROCK HAS A KEEP WARM SETTING.
6. “Keep warm” for 12 hours
7. Remove and strain thru cheese cloth as many times as needed (usually around 3 strainings)
8. DON’T BURN YOUR MOUTH. MAKE SURE IT IS COOL BEFORE BOTTLING into spray or dropper bottles
9. Generally 1/2 dropper bottle or 3 spritzes are adequate.
10. If too strong, dilute with water.

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4 Responses to “Dr. Frankel Made a Tincture”

  1. October 11th, 2009 at 6:16 pm

    Alison Blake

    Hello Dr. Al (may I call you Al? Dr. Al? His High-ness? What?!?)…
    So happy to get your “tincture” post at this time. My 9/24 “second” harvest of the same plant was a big success so I am ready to tincture. It’s been on my mind & why your post is so much appreciated at this time. I was especially interested in the materially originally posted (then deleted?) which gave info regarding extracting with alcohol, preferably Everclear (?). I have tinctured lobelia, ginko biloba, cayenne, hawthorne berry, and other medicinal herbs using Vodka. That was many years ago & maybe there is a better way. I’ve never heard of using glycerin but I’ll learn more. Dr.Al, how can I access the post on extracting with alcohol? For some reason this seems “pure”… more so than using glycerin. Ok, what do I know? Thank you for connecting via FaceBook and Twitter, I’m not really UP on Twitter and doubt if I will be anytime soon. I’d rather be outside!!! BTW, I
    I planted 38 seeds on 8/27 and they are ALL healthy & beautiful (organic soil/fish emulsion) & about 6″ tall (in cups/manageable). Soon they will need a home (s)… I presently have space and light limitations. Have you any ideas? I’m happy to give…:)

  2. October 11th, 2009 at 6:18 pm

    Alison Blake

    Hello Dr. Al (may I call you Al? Dr. Al? His High-ness? What?!?)…
    So happy to get your “tincture” post at this time. My 9/24 “second” harvest of the same plant was a big success so I am ready to tincture. It’s been on my mind & why your post is so much appreciated at this time. I was especially interested in the material originally posted (then deleted?) which gave info regarding extracting with alcohol, preferably Everclear (?). I have tinctured lobelia, ginko biloba, cayenne, hawthorne berry, and other medicinal herbs using Vodka. That was many years ago & maybe there is a better way. I’ve never heard of using glycerin but I’ll learn more. Dr.Al, how can I access the post on extracting with alcohol? For some reason this seems “pure”… more so than using glycerin. Ok, what do I know? Thank you for connecting via FaceBook and Twitter, I’m not really UP on Twitter and doubt if I will be anytime soon. I’d rather be outside!!! BTW, I
    I planted 38 seeds on 8/27 and they are ALL healthy & beautiful (organic soil/fish emulsion) & about 6″ tall (in cups/manageable). Soon they will need a home (s)… I presently have space and light limitations. Have you any ideas? I’m happy to give…:)

  3. July 21st, 2010 at 9:10 am

    Yuri Gloshen

    Hihi, fantastic site you have here. I came across you’re site by Google and I am thinking of starting up a similar blog, any ideas on how to get people to use it?

  4. July 28th, 2010 at 7:14 am

    Allan Frankel

    Pretty easy to start one. Just sign up with Word Press and start writing. The more the merrier

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