Nebula Boost Instruction Manual
Page |
04
FAQS / TROUBLESHOOTING
1. What can you decarb in the unit? You can decarb cannabis flower and concentrates, including kief in your
Nebula Boost.
1a. How much? Roughly 7-28 grams of flower (or slightly more!), and/or 8 fluid ounces of oil. The most im
portant thing to keep in mind is that plant material should never be squished or compressed down in
the device - only fill to what fits naturally. You don’t need to crumble your botanicals they can go in whole.
2. What can I decarb concentrates or infuse in? When decarbing concentrates you want to put your concentrate
into one of the following 3 options: A silicon container (not plastic!). A glass shot glass. Parchment paper,
making sure you fold up all the edges so it will not leak out during the decarbing process.
3. How long do I infuse for? Recent research has shown that the infusion cycle needs at least 30 minutes to
extract the most out of THC or CBD. Recent tests have shown that whether or not the infusion runs for 30
minutes or 2 hours, the infused THC or CBD remains relatively constant. This means that infusion times can
ultimately be left up to a consumer’s preference or the material requirements. When you start your infusion
cycle, make sure to set the timer and temp and away you go!
4. Can I decarb outside or in my garage? No - much like most kitchen appliances, your unit needs to be at room
temperature to work its best.
5. What if I accidentally end my cycle early or my power goes out, what should I do? Just check how long the
decarb cycle was running for and subtract it from the time remaining. Re-run the cycle for this length of time.
6. What about CBD? In one cycle with the Boost, you can expect over 90% CBD decarboxylation! Research has
shown that almost all bud contains some small percent of already activated CBD. We think that this, com-
bined with the over 90% single-cycle activation is an excellent decarb for CBD, however, if you really want to
push for the absolute most, two cycles will yield over 95% CBD decarboxylation!
7. These edibles feel different then the edibles I usually make with my oven - Some customers are very used to