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Thanks for the rep @Dale's Proper Bud, hit me up any time if more details of what I did would help.
One detail that might be relevant is that oxygen is needed for the conversion of THC, and this may mean that decarbing dried flower in a filled vessel like the Ardent might be less effective than what I did. When I decarbed the rosin, it was in an open silicone loaf pan, maybe half a cm deep, and in a good sized oven, so very exposed to oxygen. That could prove to be a very different environment than an Ardent stuffed full of dry flower. If I was trying this with flower, I would lay the flower out in a single layer rather than fill a container tight, but that gets us back to the smell problem. My setup is different because I do the decarb in a large pressure cooker that I have converted into a decarb/infusion/still machine. With the top on, there is little smell, and I do the deed in the shop in the basement anyway, so no biggie.
Good luck with it, I hope you make some great meds.
One detail that might be relevant is that oxygen is needed for the conversion of THC, and this may mean that decarbing dried flower in a filled vessel like the Ardent might be less effective than what I did. When I decarbed the rosin, it was in an open silicone loaf pan, maybe half a cm deep, and in a good sized oven, so very exposed to oxygen. That could prove to be a very different environment than an Ardent stuffed full of dry flower. If I was trying this with flower, I would lay the flower out in a single layer rather than fill a container tight, but that gets us back to the smell problem. My setup is different because I do the decarb in a large pressure cooker that I have converted into a decarb/infusion/still machine. With the top on, there is little smell, and I do the deed in the shop in the basement anyway, so no biggie.
Good luck with it, I hope you make some great meds.