I can never calculate potency with 100% accuracy because there are so many variables with do it yourself infusions.
I grew the strain myself and haven't had it independently lab tested, but based on other strains that have been tested and I regularly use, I'd say the dry herb is clocking in around 19-20% THC. I'd then say that if you ate a quarter of the biggest ball or one of the smaller balls surrounding it, you'd be looking at about 25-30 mg of THC. The industry standard is 10 mg of THC per portion or dose.
I can never calculate potency with 100% accuracy because there are so many variables with do it yourself infusions.
I grew the strain myself and haven't had it independently lab tested, but based on other strains that have been tested and I regularly use, I'd say the dry herb is clocking in around 19-20% THC. I'd then say that if you ate a quarter of the biggest ball or one of the smaller balls surrounding it, you'd be looking at about 25-30 mg of THC. The industry standard is 10 mg of THC per portion or dose.