You could mix it with cbd weed, it's much cheaper, it will lower the thc content, and cbd should lower the anxiety.
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Came here to say the same. Some of the stronger ones, when I’ve mixed with CBD flower, end up being amazing.
You mentioned having plenty of other weed. Why not keep it simple and mix the stuff that's too strong for your taste with something a little underwhelming or known to be a bit less potent? If the problem is just the THC content then reducing the amount being vaped or mixing it with something else should bring you back down to a more comfortable level.
Baking with it will, for sure, change how the weed makes you feel. The only problem is fresh bud needs to be decarboxylated before baking - an extra step you don't have to do with the bud you have already vaped and are saving for making butter; but, if you're willing to work for it, it will be a whole new experience. All the best.
Thanks! I made a good number of edibles in the past, but it was in an era where the weed you got was the weed you had, so there was never any thought to trying to discern a difference in effects. Also, weed was, on the whole, about 10% less potent THC-wise, though we had no way of knowing for sure. We would generally save up shitty bags of shake, seeds and stems, sort through it, wait for a 2 day period where the whole house could reek of grass, decarb it, then start our project.
I would usually make a butter then do something overly complex with it, like a pannetone or mini croissants, or something very butter forward, like Russian Tea(HC) Cakes. I might avoid a butter forward good this time, though, or use it sparing like, like including it in the crust for cupcake sized tarts.
Maybe determining potency is easier in baked goods now since I have some form of idea of the strength (27% THC, says the label). I'm not quite sure how the math works, especially after working it into a fat, but if I could get this to be 15mg per good, that seems ideal, as the bfs 10mg gummies are nice, but I always feel I want juuuust a bit more.