Getting the dosage right is one of the biggest challenges when making cannabis-infused oil, butter, or honey at home. Too strong, and your edibles can overpower; too weak, and you’ll miss their full flavor and effect. That’s where this Cannabis Oil Infusion Cheat Sheet comes in.
Using a precise device like the LĒVO II or LĒVO Lux takes the guesswork out of dosing by providing controlled temperature, consistent potency, and odor-free convenience. Whether you’re infusing olive oil for salad dressings, butter for baking, or a soothing rosemary-citrus cannahoney for tea and gifting, understanding how much cannabis to use for your desired THC strength ensures predictable, precise results every time1 2.
In this GBL’s Levo Infusion Guide, you’ll learn exactly how to use the LEVO oil infuser to:
—all with reliable, repeatable outcomes using your LĒVO infuser. You’ll also see how the same dosing math applies when making cannabis-infused honey, so your recipes stay balanced, delicious, and accurate from batch to batch.
(For more background on dosing and infusion science, see GBL’s How to Make CBD Oil and What Is a Decarboxylator? guides.)
If you’ve ever tried making cannabis butter on the stovetop or steeping herbs in a crockpot, you know how unpredictable it can be — messy, smelly, and easy to overheat. Traditional methods make it hard to control temperature and consistency, often resulting in uneven potency and wasted flower5.
The LĒVO oil infuser changes all that by simplifying the science behind infusion 1 2. Here’s why it’s become a favorite among both home herbalists and culinary creators:
Cannabinoids like THC and CBD activate and extract best within specific temperature ranges. LĒVO’s digital controls keep that range steady, so you never risk under- or over-infusing.
Built-in tools, such as the LĒVO Potency Calculator 1 and Time & Temp Calculator 2, act as a built-in cannabis infusion calculator or THC mg calculator, helping you customize potency for each recipe with lab-level accuracy.
(For beginners, GBL’s How to Decarb Weed explains activation temperatures in detail.)
Unlike stovetop infusions that fill the kitchen with strong aromas, LĒVO’s sealed chamber keeps scents contained and prevents spills. Its removable silicone pod and dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup quick — perfect for home cooks who value precision without the mess.
From olive oil and ghee to coconut oil and honey, LĒVO supports nearly any base. You can add botanicals like rosemary, citrus peel, or lavender to create unique layered flavors. This makes it easy to craft everything from savory drizzles to soothing cannahoney blends 2 3.
Once you dial in your ratios, you can repeat the process with the same reliable potency every time. Infusion efficiency typically averages 70–80%, ensuring predictable results whether you’re microdosing for wellness or preparing holiday gift baskets 4 5.
Infusing herbs into fats or sweeteners is a centuries-old tradition, but the LĒVO modernizes it with precision engineering. It combines traditional herbal craft with cutting-edge technology, letting you bring the art and science of infusion together at home.
(See GBL’s Cannabutter Recipe for another hands-on example.)
For home creators who value simplicity, precision and control
Built for easy, small-batch infusions, the LĒVO II streamlines every step with Dry, Activate, and Infuse cycles. Its intuitive digital controls and compact design make it perfect for new or seasoned creators alike. With consistent temperature and time control, you’ll achieve predictable potency and fresh, balanced flavor in every batch — without the mess.
Once you know your potency goal, it’s time to do the math. Don’t worry — it’s simpler than it sounds. Once you’ve done it once, you’ll be able to apply the same logic to any recipe, whether you’re making infused olive oil, butter, or honey.
(For more background, check out our GBL guides How to Make CBD Oil and What Is a Decarboxylator?)
Every batch of cannabis flower has its own potency, expressed as a percentage of THC.
For example, a 20 % THC flower contains about 200 mg of THC per gram (since 1 g = 1000 mg × 0.20 THC = 200 mg).
If your flower tests higher or lower, your total THC per gram changes accordingly.
That number will serve as your baseline for all subsequent calculations.
(You can use the official LĒVO Potency Calculator 1 to cross-check your math.)
Not all the THC in your flower transfers perfectly into your oil, butter, or honey — even precision machines like the LĒVO II and LĒVO Lux average 70–80 % efficiency.
For example, if you start with 200 mg THC per gram and your efficiency is 75 %, you’ll end up with about 150 mg THC infused per gram.
Formula: THC mg per gram × Infusion Efficiency (%) = THC infused per gram
(Use the LĒVO Time & Temp Calculator 2 for time and temperature guidance, or compare other infusion tools like the Hempster Edible Dosage Calculator 4.)
Now that you know how much THC is available per gram, determine how many milligrams you need in your total infusion volume.
| Target Potency | Volume | Total THC Needed | THC per Gram (20 %) | Infusion Efficiency (75 %) | Flower Required |
| 2 mg THC / tbsp | 2 cups = 32 tbsp | 64 mg THC total | 200 mg | 150 mg | 0.43 g |
You’ll need just under ½ gram (0.43 g) of 20 % THC flower to make 2 cups of olive oil that delivers 2 mg THC per tablespoon.
(Adjust upward for weaker flower or lower efficiency.)
| Target Potency | Servings | Total THC Needed | THC per Gram (20 %) | Infusion Efficiency (75 %) | Flower Required |
| 5 mg THC / brownie | 12 brownies | 60 mg THC total | 200 mg | 150 mg | 0.40 g |
You’ll need ≈ 0.4 g of decarbed flower for ½ cup of infused oil used in your brownie recipe — delivering about 5 mg THC per piece.
| Flower THC % | Efficiency | Goal THC per Tbsp | Flower Needed |
| 15 % | 75 % | 2 mg | 0.57 g |
| 20 % | 75 % | 2 mg | 0.43 g |
| 25 % | 75 % | 2 mg | 0.34 g |
| 20 % | 75 % | 5 mg | 1.07 g |
Pro Tip: For fast conversions, use Project CBD’s Dosing Guide 3 or the VeriLife Edibles Dosing Guide 5 alongside your LĒVO calculators for a full picture of potency planning.
(You can also explore GBL’s Cannabutter Recipe and How to Decarb Weed for more examples of these calculations in action.)
When infusing cannabis oil, butter, or honey, accurate dosing starts with knowing three key things:
Below is a quick reference edible dosing chart for typical home infusions — from mellow oils to moderate edibles — using 20 % THC flower and 75 % efficiency as the baseline. You can treat it as a ready-made cannabis infusion calculator you can glance at anytime.
| Recipe Goal | Batch Volume / Servings | Target THC Dose | Total THC Needed | Infusion Efficiency | Flower (20 % THC) |
| Olive Oil – 2 mg THC / Tbsp | 2 cups (32 Tbsp) | 2 mg / Tbsp | 64 mg THC total | 75 % | 0.43 g |
| Olive Oil – 5 mg THC / Tbsp | 2 cups (32 Tbsp) | 5 mg / Tbsp | 160 mg THC total | 75 % | 1.07 g |
| Brownies – 12 servings | ½ cup oil in recipe | 5 mg / serving | 60 mg THC total | 75 % | 0.40 g |
| Cannabutter – Moderate strength | 1 cup butter | 4 mg / tsp | 192 mg THC total | 75 % | 1.28 g |
| Cannahoney – Light microdose | 1 cup honey | 1 mg / tsp | 48 mg THC total | 75 % | 0.32 g |
(Use the LĒVO Potency Calculator 1 and LĒVO Time & Temp Calculator 2 to fine-tune these estimates based on your specific oil or honey batch.)
| THC % of Flower | Efficiency (%) | THC / Tbsp Goal | Flower Needed (approx.) |
| 15 % THC | 75 % | 2 mg / Tbsp | 0.57 g |
| 20 % THC | 75 % | 2 mg / Tbsp | 0.43 g |
| 25 % THC | 75 % | 2 mg / Tbsp | 0.34 g |
| 20 % THC | 75 % | 5 mg / Tbsp | 1.07 g |
(For quick conversions and dosage math, see Project CBD’s Dosing Guide 3 or Hempster’s Edible Dosage Calculator 4.)
(See GBL’s Cannabutter Recipe and How to Make CBD Oil for full step-by-step infusions.)
If you’ve ever wondered how the LĒVO oil infuser works or searched for a simple levo infuser how-to use walkthrough — this is your go-to guide. The LĒVO Oil Infuser is a smart kitchen appliance that transforms the traditional infusion process into an easy, mess-free science. Whether you’re making cannabis oil, cannabutter, or cannahoney, the LĒVO helps you infuse with confidence and consistent dosage every time.
When infusing cannabis, even small variations in temperature or timing can change your final potency. The LĒVO’s built-in precision heating system and digital controls remove the guesswork — ensuring your infusions stay consistent from batch to batch. That means every tablespoon of oil or butter delivers the same predictable potency — a game changer for anyone making edibles at home.
Here’s a quick levo infusion guide and summary of the levo oil infuser instructions for beginners:
| Feature | Benefit for Cannabis Infusions |
| Precise temperature control | Protects cannabinoids from overheating or degradation |
| Built-in THC calculator | Ensures accurate potency in every batch |
| Consistent results | Reliable, repeatable dosage for oil, butter, or honey |
| No mess or odor | Self-contained pod and sealed design |
| Easy cleanup | Dishwasher-safe components and stainless-steel pod |
| Educational tools | Integrated cannabis infusion calculator 1 and infusion charts guide dosing decisions |
Record your infusion settings and flower potency each time you infuse. Over a few batches, you’ll build your own personalized edible dosing chart — giving you total control over strength, flavor, and consistency - from mild microdoses to more robust therapeutic infusions.
For culinary perfectionists, the LĒVO Lux brings lab-grade precision and chef-grade design to your kitchen.
The LĒVO Lux is the model of choice for creators who infuse regularly and want to elevate both function and form. Tailored for culinary professionals and home chefs who expect premium performance, it delivers: Enhanced
Dry, Activate, and Infuse cycles with precise heat and timing
Three flow-rate dispensing options for control and consistency
Upgraded dehydration settings for fresh herbs and botanicals
Designed for those who demand precision, beauty, and reliability, the Lux turns any kitchen into a professional infusion lab — effortless, accurate, and undeniably sleek.
Before infusing, activate your cannabis flower so its cannabinoids can bind to fats or sugars. This process, called decarboxylation, converts inactive THCA into THC. If you skip this step, your infusion will be weaker — or may not deliver noticeable effects.
Use the Activate setting on your LĒVO II or LĒVO Lux or bake in a covered dish at 240 °F (116 °C) for 30–45 minutes.
(Learn more in GBL’s How to Decarb Weed and What Is a Decarboxylator?)
Cannabinoids are sensitive to heat — higher isn’t better. Lower temperatures preserve potency and flavor.
Recommended Settings
(Check the LĒVO Time & Temp Calculator 2 to fine-tune by oil type and flower strength.)
After infusing your oil, butter, or honey, label each jar with:
Labeling keeps your kitchen safe and organized — especially if storing near non-infused ingredients.
Light and heat degrade cannabinoids over time. Store infused oils and honey in airtight glass jars in a cool cupboard or refrigerator.
(See GBL’s How to Make CBD Oil for additional storage tips.)
When baking with infused oil or butter, heat and portion size affect potency. THC degrades around 320 °F (160 °C), so bake below 350 °F to retain cannabinoids 5.
Use your LĒVO calculator 1 or the VeriLife Edibles Dosing Guide 5 to adjust your math for recipe size.
(For more ways to use your infusions, try GBL’s How to Make Weed Gummies.)
Start with mild doses and test recipes before scaling up. You can always increase strength by adjusting flower weight or infusion time, but you can’t undo a too-strong batch.
Consistency builds confidence — and that’s what turns your home kitchen into your best cannabis lab.
Making your own cannabis-infused oil, butter, or honey isn’t just about crafting edibles — it’s about understanding them. When you learn to calculate potency, control temperature, and respect dosage, you transform cannabis from a mystery into a mindful, culinary ingredient.
Precision tools like the LĒVO II or LĒVO Lux make this process easier than ever, but knowledge is what turns an infusion into a skill. Every measured step helps you become a more confident, informed creator.
Whether you’re making a soothing cannahoney for tea, olive oil for savory meals, or butter for baking, your ability to infuse with intention ensures both consistency and enjoyment.
At Green Bee Life, we believe education is empowerment. By learning to infuse responsibly, you’re not just making edibles — you’re redefining wellness through informed choice, creativity, and connection.
So go ahead, set your LĒVO, measure mindfully, and savor the satisfaction of making something you know and trust.
And stay tuned for our festive Merry & Bright Rosemary & Citrus Cannahoney recipe — the perfect seasonal twist on everything you’ve learned here.
Absolutely. The LĒVO II and LĒVO Lux are designed to infuse virtually any fat-based medium — including olive oil, coconut oil, and butter.
Each produces slightly different flavor and texture profiles:
Just remember to decarboxylate your flower first to activate the THC or CBD before infusion.
(See GBL’s Cannabutter Recipe for step-by-step guidance.)
Yes, you can — but with a few adjustments. Honey is thicker and more temperature-sensitive than oil or butter, so it requires a lower heat and longer infusion time.
For best results:
Pro Tip: For maximum potency, infuse your cannabis into an oil first, then whisk that oil into warm honey to create a smoother, stronger cannahoney blend.
(Explore how to use infused honey in GBL’s upcoming “Merry & Bright Rosemary & Citrus Cannahoney” recipe.)
Storage and temperature make all the difference. Keep your infusions in airtight glass jars, away from light and heat.
Potency may slowly decrease over time as cannabinoids degrade, especially if exposed to heat or sunlight.
(For additional storage guidance, see GBL’s How to Make CBD Oil.)
Start low and go slow — that’s the golden rule.
For most home cooks, a 2 mg THC per tablespoon oil or honey is a gentle, microdosed starting point.
Recommended guidelines:
Use your LĒVO Potency Calculator 1 or Project CBD’s Dosing Guide 3 to plan precise batches.
(For more beginner-friendly edibles, see GBL’s How to Make Weed Gummies.)
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