Few platforms have brought cannabis icons together around solventless concentrates like Hash Church, the long-running YouTube series hosted by Marcus “Bubbleman” Richardson. More than just a talk show, Hash Church is a gathering place, a digital roundtable where some of the most respected voices in cannabis extraction, cultivation, science, and activism come together to share insights, stories, and expertise.

In the world of solventless cannabis processing, innovation continues to drive quality. Recently, we found a new approach to processing freshly-made loose resin from our friend Hashcru that we're excited to tell you about (in case you haven't already seen this before). This is a technique that's transforming how extractors dry and clean wet bubble hash: the Hash Vac system.

The freeze dryer has revolutionized solventless extraction, transforming what was once a days long drying process into hours while preserving more of what makes hash special. But with rapid adoption comes rapid misinformation. As with any tool that quickly becomes "essential," myths and misconceptions spread just as fast as the technology itself.

There's something special that happens when you get the world's most passionate hash makers in one room. Ideas flow like live resin, techniques get shared freely, and the collective knowledge elevates everyone's craft. The second annual Masters of Rosin event in New York City wasn't just a competition—it was a celebration of how far solventless extraction has come and a glimpse into where it's headed next.

Drying might be the most underappreciated yet critical step in the ice water extraction process. That perfect loose resin you just collected can turn mediocre in hours if dried improperly, losing those precious terpenes and that visual appeal that makes great hash stand out. In the last few years, the freeze dryer has revolutionized how we preserve the soul of our hash.

In the ever-evolving world of solventless extraction, the pursuit of perfection never ends. One technique gaining serious traction among dedicated extractors is the post-collection rinse – essentially washing your hash after you've already washed it. If that sounds like overkill, we get it. But sometimes these seemingly excessive steps make all the difference between good hash and great hash.

There's something special about 420 that transcends the plant itself. It's more than just a date on the calendar, it's a moment where our community comes together to celebrate this remarkable medicine that has transformed so many lives. For solventless extractors and hash makers, it represents both our roots and our future: a day to honor traditional methods while embracing the innovation that drives our industry forward.

Hash making sits at this beautiful intersection of art and science, where intuition meets precision. It's a craft where the most meticulous hash maker can also be the most soulful artist. We’ve seen our community evolve from humble beginnings into a sophisticated network of innovators who have collectively elevated quality standards, refined techniques, and built something truly special.