Photo by Justin Cannabis
Depending on the ratio of cannabinoids and terpenoids, the temperature used (as well as the amount of air left in the final product), all of these factors come together to determine the consistency of a concentrate.
Dry and crumbly; first dubbed “earwax” due to the resemblance.
Wetter than wax and often whipped into a creamy, peanut-butter-like texture.
Runny and viscous, like olive oil.
An appearance like wet sugar, with the THC crystals slowly separating from the terpenes.
A stable and glasslike concentrate that shatters into tiny shards when broken.
Looks like shatter, but stretches like taffy when pulled. Also called “sap.”
Watch: Extreme Close Ups of Dabs in Super Slow Motion
Dabs, Dabs & More Dabs! Incredible Advances in Concentrate Styles
How to Avoid Bad Dabs: A Guide
Cannabis Concentrates: Why Potency Doesn’t Equate to Preference or Pleasure
So You Want to Learn How to Make Purple Dabs, Do You?
Cannabis advocates hailed the DEA’s decision to reclassify marijuana under federal drugs laws, although many…
The governor of Georgia signed a series of bills aimed at bolstering the state’s agriculture…
For those seeking enlightenment through meditation, psilocybin might do the trick.
On her latest album, the megastar is more open about substance abuse than ever before.
Ohio's recreational market remains in limbo, for now.
The once prominent cannabis company has now entered receivership, and its assets and operations will…