Chem D | Hash Rosin (2g)

Live rosin is considered an extract that retains as much integrity as possible in comparison to the natural cannabis bud. The rosin is not created using chemical solvents; instead; buds are flash-frozen and an ice water bath is used to gently pull the trichomes from the cannabis plant. These trichomes are then pressed and heated to create the oily amber rosin, which may be placed into cannabis cartridges.

Rather than cured flower, hash rosin is made from compressed trichomes that were agitated and separated from the plant. Trichomes are the translucent, ice-like stalks peppering the bud’s surface. These are the structures responsible for terpene and cannabinoid production. You can also craft rosin from unrefined trichomes, a loose powder known as keif.

Although rosin and live rosin have much in common, each end product is distinct, with a unique consistency and profile. Terpene preservation is a focus in all kinds of rosin manufacturing. Regardless, as live rosin requires less processing before it’s pressed, this form tends to be the most terpene-rich.