Lighting is one of the most important factors for growing cannabis indoors. Light is the primary source of energy for plants and is essential for photosynthesis, which is the process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy to fuel growth and development. Adequate and proper lighting is critical for cannabis plants to grow healthy, strong, and produce high-quality buds. What’s more, the right lighting allows those buds to develop the richest and most potent resin possible, which is the holy grail for solventless extractors and hash makers.

High quality seams make a good bag great. As the make or break joint between various segments of fabric in rosin bags and bubble wash bags, seams need to be able to perform under pressure. Compromised or low-quality seams just won’t do. When sourcing rosin bags and bubble wash bags for solventless extractions, it’s critical to focus on the seams and make sure they’ll hold up through rigorous use.

Solventless concentrates are known both for their richness in terpenes and their fidelity to the plant’s distinct terpene profile. Preserving these terpenes requires care and intentionality at each stage of the product life cycle from farm to dab rig. In this article we’ll cover critical steps relevant at each stage of the process that you can take to “preserve the terps” and produce a concentrate that faithfully reflects the flavor and aroma of the source flower.

It's the new year and a great opportunity to take inventory of everything that you have in preparation for the coming months of production. It’s also wise to make sure all your equipment is clean. Of all the equipment you have in your extraction lab, a freeze dryer for drying bubble hash is likely one of the most valuable. Keeping up with cleaning and maintenance of your Harvest Right freeze dryer is key to setting yourself up for success.

Solventless edibles are made by infusing a food or beverage with an extract like rosin or bubble hash. Extractors can use the regular methods to create the solventless extracts, then the extracts need to be decarboxylated, which means heated in order to activate the THC and other cannabinoids. Gummies, tinctures, capsules, and chocolates are common forms of edibles made with solventless extracts. Rather than cooking solventless extracts directly into the edibles recipe

A dab nail is used to vaporize cannabis extracts, also known as "dabs," in a dab rig. The best nails are typically made of quartz, which is heated to a high temperature using a torch. The nail, sometimes called a bowl or “banger”, slides into the stem of a dab rig and can be interchanged for alternative types of nails. This means that a single dab rig can deliver different dabbing experiences based on the type of nail that’s used with it.

The dichotomy between sativas and indicas is the most prominent division in cannabis. Promoted for decades as the best way to differentiate between various cultivars, sativa vs indica is familiar to most people who have smoked a variety of strains of cannabis. Cannabis indica plants are generally shorter and bushier, with wider leaves, and a higher THC content than cannabis sativa plants. Cannabis sativa plants are typically taller and thinner, with narrow leaves, and they have a lower THC content.

Looking for a different way to smoke your favorite solventless concentrates? Hash holes may be just the thing you’ve been waiting for. A clever combination of cannabis flowers and solventless extracts, hash holes deliver a new experience with a couple of old friends. It’s like hitting a joint and taking a dab at the same time. It’s the best of both worlds. Hash holes might look like regular pre rolls from the outside, but it’s what’s inside that really makes the difference.