Weed tea is a beverage made from the cannabis plant, usually with some type of herbal or fruit flavor added. The most popular varieties are green, black, and white teas.

What is weed tea?

Weed tea is made by pouring hot water over crushed or ground cannabis and steeping it.

For the THC to be activated, it needs to contact heated air, which means boiling the weed mixture in water isn’t going to work. Instead of using a pot on your stovetop.

After adding all of the ingredients (herbs, spices), place them into a large metal container with a tight-fitting lid. Pour about four cups of very hot tap water onto these dried herbs until they are fully submerged under liquid [source]. The most popular varieties are green, black, and white teas. White is usually enjoyed iced while green tea tastes great hot or iced.

How to make weed tea

The tea is made from dried cannabis leaves, which are used to make a drink that has been consumed for its medicinal properties for centuries.

Ingredients:

– Cannabis Leaves (you can use fresh or dry)

– Boiling water

Method:

In the morning boil, three cups of water and steep one cupful of weed leaves in it. Drink this mixture before noon – with honey if you like. In India, the herb is often blended with milk and spices to form what’s known as “milk chai” or “chait”. Some people also add ginger root, cardamom pods, and cloves. But be warned that adding these spices will increase your dosage levels considerably! The tea is also served iced in the summer.

The tea can have a strong flavor, and many people find it difficult to stomach straight away – baby steps are recommended! Try adding things like lemon or lime juice, peppermint leaves, and blackberry leaves for sweetness. Alternatively, you could try brewing your weed with rooibos, which has no caffeine in it but does contain flavonoids that boost immunity. You might want to keep this one handy if you’re feeling unwell as well as craving some herbal refreshment. If you’re making milk chai from dried cannabis then start by boiling three cups of water before steeping one cupful of pot leaves in it!”

It’s important not to forget about how much THC is in your weed tea! Some people like to consume a lot and get high. Others prefer to take it slower, getting just the right dose for their needs. A common way of doing this is by using milk – adding some white or whole milk will dilute your drink quite quickly.

Effects on the body

– increased appetite

– relief from nausea, pain, and insomnia

– anti-anxiety effect

Medical uses:

– cannabis for chronic pain relief

– marijuana tea as a sleep aid

“Some people like to mix their cannabis tea with other herbs. One popular blend is apple cider vinegar and chamomile.”

The following passage should be about how you can use weed tea medicinally: “Cannabis teas are delicious when made correctly but they’re not always as easy as they seem so if you don’t want your first attempt at weed tea making to be too difficult then follow the steps above!” The main medicinal benefits of drinking it include its ability to relieve nausea, insomnia, or chronic pain.

Weed tea benefits and side effects

It’s important to know how to weed tea affects your body and what the side effects can be.

Weed tea benefits might including soothing sore throats, relieving anxiety or insomnia, as well as easing nausea associated with chemotherapy treatment; however, it should not be consumed during pregnancy because THC crosses over into breast milk

Side effects of consuming too much weed tea could include paranoia, dizziness, headaches, or even an upset stomach. So make sure you pace yourself!

The risks of drinking cannabis tea vary depending on how you prepare it.

If the drink is made from a pure cannabis tincture, then there are no risks other than those that come with consuming alcohol – like becoming intoxicated and suffering impaired judgment 

But if your weed tea contains any milk or sugar, then you should be aware of its calorie count as well as the possibility for lactose intolerance. 

The process to make weed tea largely depends on what type of marijuana you use: dried leaves vs. concentrated extract (tincture). 

Conclusion

Weed tea is a great way to get the benefits of cannabis without smoking it. You can make weed tea in many different ways, but we recommend using organic green or black tea and adding your favorite spices like cinnamon, ginger, peppermint oil, fresh lemon juice (or another citrus), cloves, cardamom pods, or even dried rose petals for an added floral flavor. Once you have your ingredients assembled – which are all easy to find at any grocery store- combine them with hot water in a kettle on the stovetop until they’re dissolved into liquid form. Then pour this mixture over ice cubes and enjoy!