Cannabis Psychedelics- vaping temperatures: An Expert Guide to Vaping Temperatures How to Get the Most from Your Cannabis Flower Every Time

NEW OCTOBER 2026 EDITION - fully redesigned, updated and expanded, with new illustrations and a guide to the Sacred Morning Time meditation app.

Most people buy a vaporiser, turn the dial to a number that looks about right, and never touch it again. That leaves a lot on the table. In this short, practical guide, Paul Benhaim explains what actually happens to cannabis flower as it heats: which cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids come off at which temperatures, why lower settings feel more heady and higher ones more in the body, and where harmful by-products start to appear. There are clear tables for THC, CBD, CBN, THCV and more than a dozen aromatic compounds, a simple method for finding your own ideal setting, the flavonoid run for flower that is too wet, and what to do with the leftovers. This edition adds a new chapter on how temperature is handled inside a guided Cannabis Psychedelic experience, from the founder of Australia's only legal one.

IN THIS BOOK, YOU WILL LEARN

Why vaping is a cleaner way to take cannabis than smoking it What happens to your flower when the heat is too low, and when it is too high The temperature range most people do best in, and where to start The boiling points of the main cannabinoids: THC, CBD, delta-8-THC, CBN, CBC and THCV The boiling points of the main terpenes and flavonoids, and what each is thought to do How lower and higher temperatures change the feel of the effect Where the toxins start, and the temperature to stay under How to vape flower that is too wet or too dry, including the flavonoid run How we use temperature inside a Cannabis Psychedelic experience What to do with the leftovers, and why I never throw them out Written by the founder of Cannabis Psychedelics, who holds Australia's only legal cannabis psychedelic experience at his rainforest retreat in the Byron Bay hinterland. Paul Benhaim has spent more than thirty years in the hemp and cannabis industries and is the author of 19 books.