Cannabis Concentrates
February 17, 2026

Cannabis Concentrates

  • Live is when extracts are made from “Live” flowers, which means we cut the nug right from the live plant and flash freeze it before the extraction process begins. This method captures all the flavor we’re so hungry for. All of our Live extracts are labeled “LIVE HASH ROSIN”

Cured is when extracts are made from “Cured” flowers; it means the flower has been harvested and dried before the

extraction process begins. We do this with flowers that do not make it into our 8ths, half ounces, or ounces. All of our

cured extracts are labeled “HASH ROSIN”.


  • Diamonds 

Diamonds consist of a crystalline form of THCa mixed with liquid terpenes. Diamonds and Terpene sauce are created from Live Resins. 

Diamonds look like little white/clear “rocks/crystals” with little “gel” glare.

(solvent process)


  • Live Resin

Extracted using live plants, the live resin contains higher terpene profiles. 

The extraction method is with flash-frozen cannabis, then blasted with BHO.

(solvent process)


  • Distillate

Cannabis distillate is a highly refined cannabis extract that is odorless, tasteless, and usually colorless.

(solvent process)


  • Live Rosin

Live rosin extraction is more intensive and time-consuming than Live Resin extraction, but the result is a more complex, nuanced flavor profile, a smoother consumption experience, and a cleaner/more robust edible. Plus, Live Rosin doesn't use chemical solvents, so it's considered a more natural, clean product.

(solvent process)


  • Budder

Budder is softer, oilier, and more viscous than most waxes. Budder has an opaque taffy-like consistency. Budder has a reputation as the cleanest concentrate available. 

(solvent process)


  • Sugar

THC-A crystals that have a full spectrum mix (cannabinoids/terpenes). 

It looks like a gritty texture and is sticky like honey.

(solvent process)


  • Badder

Has a High terpene content with a consistency that varies from doughy to wet cake batter.

(solvent process)


  • Slush

It is like live diamonds, but slush has higher terpene extract. And made using the BHO method.

Looks like a loose slushy consistency with crystals.

(solventless process)


  • Hash

Hash uses a solventless extraction method.  Hash is the oldest form of concentrated cannabis. It is created by collecting trichomes of the cannabis flower

(solventless process)



  • Crumble

Crumble is a type of cannabis concentrate that is characterized by its crumbly and granular texture and is produced through a solvent-based extraction.


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