Balm

[Shredder]

We made some balm using roots. Comfrey roots, dandelion roots, nettles roots, and marijuana roots. We did the extraction in our crock pot over several days and used bee's wax. It turned out too hard, (duh like beeswax) so i added some coconut oil and chinese massage oil to the mix for it to soften up.

 

Both my wife and i found it useful for aches and pains. My wife says it made her precancerous skin lesions disappear.

 

Webfoot, I think adding coconut oil would help you get your balm creamy, and for the beeswax to melt to an even consistency you may have to heat and stir it longer......shredder

[Ms Chocolate]

An investment in a food processor is well worth it. Ever part of the plant is usable. My balms can contain up to 20 different ingredients.

[Shredder]

Here is a nice study on the medical properties of cannabis roots that might be helpful......

http://archives.hempembassy.net/hempe/resources/blairvanpeltcannabisroot%20_NXPowerLite_.pdf

[ruan99]

thanks

Edited July 12, 2012 by ruan99

[bighowe]

i used coconut oil, 1 cup per 3 cups of water and the roots from 2 cannabis plants,i shreded the roots with the water in a blender cooked for 12 hrs on high in my crock pot. This is an awesome recipe, works great for arthritic problems, i apply every 2 days and pain does not come back . wonderful, thanks to whoever posted this recipe first , and all other inputs. bighoweandcindylou

[Bisharoo]

Who told you to put on the balm?

Thanks for the post! Ha Ha Ha!!!

[jointedone]

Edited February 26, 2013 by jointedone

[t-pain]

did any labs test this to see if there were any thc or cbd in it?

can you use male plant roots ? (growing from beans)

 

oh yeah, whats a good way to get dirt out of your rootball?

or just cut the dirt out w/ scissors?

 

 

thanks

Edited February 25, 2013 by t-pain