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More info Total THC/A 23.0% Citron, also known as ?Citron OG? or ?Citron Kush,? is created through crossing the infamous OG Kush with another unknown hybrid strain. Citron has a taste of sweet and sour lemon-lime with surprising hints of pungency upon exhale. Kief, sometimes transliterated as keef, also known as cannabis crystals among other names, refers to the resinous trichomes of cannabis that may accumulate in containers or be sifted from loose, dry cannabis infrastructures with a mesh screen or sieve. Now that you know what kief is and how to collect it, what should you do with it? Sprinkle it onto your packed bowl of cannabis: Also known as ?crowning a bowl,? this is the first and most obvious use for kief. Overall potency can increase dramatically with a generous dusting of kief on top of your bowl. Make kief discs using a kief press: Kief discs ? sometimes known as kief pucks, are small circular discs made of compressed cannabis crystals. If you have a kief press at home, you can easily create these discs at home. The best way to use your kief disks is to break up it up into small pieces for smoking, but plenty of people prefer to smoke the whole disk at once. Sprinkle kief into a joint or roll a twax koint: Pepper your ground cannabis with a healthy pinch of kief and mix well. The extra trichomes should more or less stick to the ground leaves, adding potency to the interior of your joint. For those of you who want a more advanced experience, dampen the outside of your joint with a lick or your preferred wax and then roll the top 1/3 of the joint in kief. This kief-coated joint is often call a ?twaxed? joint. Make moonrocks: Moonrocks are top-quality nugs covered in oil and rolled in kief. These glorious glitter cannabis specimens are very high potency and can be considered a quick DIY concentrate. Moonrocks are relatively easy to make if you have the materials. Gently heat your oil of choice and liberally coat your buds. Sprinkle kief over still-warm buds, or dredge buds in a kief bath using tongs. Let harden, then enjoy them by breaking them up by hand and sprinkling them into your bowl (avoid using a grinder if possible, as a grinder will break them up too finely and defeat the purpose of creating your lovely moonrock).

More info Total THC/A 81.9% Culta's Diamond Sauce is a High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extract (HCFSE) containing THCA crystals drenched in a terpene rich, potent sauce. Our Diamond Sauce can be vaped or dabbed.

More info Gorilla Girl is a potent hybrid cross of two extremely popular cuts. Created by Sweet Seeds, this strain combines an unnamed phenotype of GG (f.k.a. Gorilla Glue) and GSC Thin Mint. Sweet Seeds describes the aroma as an intense mixture of cypress wood, earth, and citrus, and the effects as positive and cerebral with happy, creative euphoria. Both of Gorilla Girl?s parents are known for their potency, so mind your dosage! This strain is a thumper and can dispatch stress, nausea, and pain with just a few hits. Rosin, also called colophony or Greek pitch, is a solid form of resin obtained from Cannabis plants, pines and some other trees, mostly conifers. Rosin refers to an extraction process that utilizes a combination of heat and pressure to nearly instantaneously squeeze resinous sap from your initial starting material. Rosin is produced by heating fresh liquid resin to vaporize the volatile liquid terpene components. It is semi-transparent and varies in color from yellow to black. With cannabis, this method is incredibly versatile in that it can either be used with flowers or to clean up hash and kief into a full-melt hash oil. The result is a translucent, sappy, and sometimes shatter-like product. If executed correctly, rosin can rival the flavor, potency, and yield of other solvent-based extraction products. One reason for rosin?s newfound popularity is that it?s a solventless technique, meaning the process does not require use of any foreign substances. Instead, rosin uses a mechanical process involving heat and pressure to extract the resin from the plant. Other extraction methods utilize light hydrocarbons such as butane and/or propane. Often, these complex and mechanical systems require a lengthy purge to safely remove most, if not all of the residual solvents from the final product. Rosin, on the other hand, simply uses heat and pressure and does not require any additional cleaning, so your final product is clean and ready in just minutes.

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More info Total THC/A 70.2% Jungle Wreck is an indica-dominant hybrid bred by Seedsman. This strain brings in characteristics from a Colombia parent and an Indica mother. This indica has a strong lemon flavor that comes with a citrus aroma. The plant grows best indoors but can also grow well outdoors and in greenhouses. It has a THC content of 18.5% which makes it good for treating depression, stress, insomnia, migraine and other medical conditions. Jungle Wreck strain is recommended for evening and nighttime use. Rosin, also called colophony or Greek pitch, is a solid form of resin obtained from Cannabis plants, pines and some other trees, mostly conifers. Rosin refers to an extraction process that utilizes a combination of heat and pressure to nearly instantaneously squeeze resinous sap from your initial starting material. Rosin is produced by heating fresh liquid resin to vaporize the volatile liquid terpene components. It is semi-transparent and varies in color from yellow to black. With cannabis, this method is incredibly versatile in that it can either be used with flowers or to clean up hash and kief into a full-melt hash oil. The result is a translucent, sappy, and sometimes shatter-like product. If executed correctly, rosin can rival the flavor, potency, and yield of other solvent-based extraction products. One reason for rosin?s newfound popularity is that it?s a solventless technique, meaning the process does not require use of any foreign substances. Instead, rosin uses a mechanical process involving heat and pressure to extract the resin from the plant. Other extraction methods utilize light hydrocarbons such as butane and/or propane. Often, these complex and mechanical systems require a lengthy purge to safely remove most, if not all of the residual solvents from the final product. Rosin, on the other hand, simply uses heat and pressure and does not require any additional cleaning, so your final product is clean and ready in just minutes.

More info Total THC/A 85.0% Lemon Meringue by Exotic Genetix is a sweet, zestful cross of Lemon Skunk and Cookies and Cream. This pungent combo emits a variety of aromas including citrus, diesel, and nuttiness, but at the center of this bouquet is a tart slice of lemon meringue pie. Lemon Meringue offers uplifting mental effects and invigorating energy that encourages physical activity. This strain?s subtle motivational qualities and pleasant euphoria make it a go-to for folks combating fatigue, depression, and minor headaches. Badder/batter and budder are terms used to describe the appearance, texture, and consistency of an extract. The appearance ranges from a greenish-brown to a buttery gold. Badders and budders produced from high-quality cannabis are bright blond and express potent-but-smooth flavors. People choose to dab budder to taste emphasized terpene flavors and for potency. One of the many consistencies for cannabis concentrates, identified by its malleable texture that looks and feels like cake frosting. Not all Badder looks the same, and the appearance depends on the starting material and methods of extraction. Some Badder is partly sticky, leaning towards the consistency of Sauce, while others look more like Crumble with a bumpier texture. Cured resin badder is lightly creamy and its texture ranges from a soft cake batter to a sugary and/or dryer consistency. Our proprietary extraction methods allow us to retain the natural terpenes of the high-quality starting material for a maximum aroma-therapeutic experience. While some processors have been able to make these textures out of solventless rosin, most Badders/Batters and Budders are extracts made with the use of solvents. Budder retains a smooth, creamy butter consistency. Dabbing is the most common way to consume these concentrates. Using a dab tool with a flat tip, rather than a dabber with a scoop-style tip, allows consumers to pick up the budder and keep it tacked on the tool. When the flat tip dab tool makes contact with the heated nail, the badder melts and will instantly vaporize. The user then places a cap over the nail to inhale the concentrate vapor. Badder is most often used with handheld dabbers and vape pens, and can also be sprinkled on a bowl or in a blunt. To experience the desired terpene flavors, the optimal temperature to dab badder/batter and budder is between 350-400 degrees Fahrenheit, or 176.67-204.44 degrees Celsius. This temperature range will ensure that you volatilize all the tasty terpenes without scorching them. Badder is typically considered an extract because it is primarily made using liquid petroleum gases (LPG), such as butane and propane. As with other textures, the process involves utilizing a closed loop system, but with a different post-extraction technique. The consistency of the concentrate changes from Shatter to Budder by whipping the extracts on a hot plate at roughly 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or 37.78 degrees Celsius, before placing it into the vacuum oven. The exact vacuum temperatures and amount of agitation required differ from strain to strain, but most Budder is purged at 90-115 degrees Fahrenheit, or 32.22-46.11 degrees celsius, at -29? Hg (pressure measurement unit) for 24-72 hours. Solvents can be flammable and their handling can be explosive, and may cause skin irritations. Extractions should be performed in a designated and supervised environment with proper first aid ? do not try this at home!

More info Total THC/A 61.6% Rick Simpson Oil, or RSO, is a full extract cannabis oil meant to be taken orally or applied topically. developed by a Canadian engineer. Rick Simpson began cultivating his own cannabis and developed his own form of cannabis concentrate after being diagnosed with a form of skin cancer. He originally applied his cannabis concentrate topically on a bandage to treat his basal cell carcinoma. His Remedy later became known as RSO. RSO is a marijuana extract made utilizing a solvent to extract cannabinoids. The most common solvent used to produce RSO is grain alcohol, but some other solvents like ethanol or butane are sometimes used. Flower (bud) material is placed in a large container and alcohol is added. The entire mixture is stirred and crushed into the alcohol. After a time, the alcohol is drained from the remaining plant material. That mixture is then heated in a container, such as a rice cooker, so that the residual alcohol evaporates. The end product is a high potency oil often dark in color with a thick consistency. RSO can be siphoned into a syringe style applicator for dosing which offers the advantage of a long shelf life as oxidation does not easily occur. Rick Simpson Oil is highly potent with THC levels between 60-90% and Rick recommends his oil be produced with pure indica strains. Indica strains give RSO its sleep-inducing, sedative effects, which are key in the healing process. Great For: AIDS/HIV, Arthritis, Asthma, Cellular mutations such as polyps, tumors, and warts, Chronic pain, Crohn?s disease, Diabetes, Depression, Insomnia, Migraines, Osteoporosis, Psoriasis, Various types of cancer