FAQ

Hash rosin is a type of cannabis concentrate that is made by extracting the resinous trichomes from the cannabis plant using heat and pressure. It is a solventless concentrate, which means it is made without the use of any chemicals.


Hash rosin is made by applying heat and pressure to cannabis flower or hash to extract the resinous trichomes. This process, known as rosin pressing, involves using a rosin press to apply controlled heat and pressure to the material, which causes the trichomes to release their oils.


Hash rosin is different from other concentrates, such as shatter or wax, because it is made without the use of solvents. This means that hash rosin retains more of the natural flavors, aromas, and cannabinoids of the original cannabis plant.


Hash rosin should be stored in a cool environment with limited exposure to moisture and light. It is best to store it in an airtight container, such as a glass jar, to preserve its freshness and potency.


Hash rosin can be consumed by dabbing or vaporizing. Dabbing involves heating a small amount of hash rosin on a heated surface, such as a dab rig, and inhaling the vapor. Vaporizing involves using a vaporizer device to heat the hash rosin and inhaling the vapor produced.