Concentrate

Where do Concentrates come from? The cannabis plant is covered in trichomes, resinous glands that contain cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds. Trichomes can be extracted from the cannabis plant, creating a concentrated form of cannabis. These concentrates can take on numerous forms, largely depending on the method used to create them. How are Concentrates made? Some common methods include: water extraction (ice water hash or bubble hash), heat and pressure extraction (rosin and hand hash), chemical extraction (CO2, butane, pentane, hexane), and dry sieve hash/kief. Chemical extraction in particular produces a wide variety of consistencies, with concentrates coming in forms such as glass, shatter, budder, taffy, and oils. How to use/smoke Concentrates: Most concentrates are dabbed, or flash vaporized, through a dab rig, but some concentrates can also be added to the top of a bowl of flower, or used to make edibles.