These are packed in official branded 1g glass Black Cheery Gelato pots. Great for resale! Clean extremely potent solventles Co2 extracted live resin with lots of terps giving you the THC sweats after hitting a big rip! Best paint it on outside of spliff or use glass rig.

Comes in a more sticky pliable rosin type consistency than typical runny oil.

Price:
1g x 1 Glass pot = $20
3g x 3 Glass pot = $50
6g x 6 Glass pot = $90
14g x 14 Glass pot = $240
28g x 28 Glass pot = $ 400

These specific branded 1g glass jars sell from anywhere between £40 - £60 on street


What is live resin?

Live resin is a form of cannabis concentrate produced using fresh frozen material as opposed to dried and cured buds. This extraction method releases cannabinoids while retaining the terpenes and allows the extractor to capture the flavor of the live plant over the characteristics of dried and cured buds.Live resin is a flexible cannabis concentrate that you can consume in various ways:

Vaporizing: You can use vaporizers or dab pens designed for cannabis concentrates. These devices heat the live resin to a specific temperature, turning it into a vapor that you inhale. You can also dab the concentrate with a rig or e-nail.

Flower: Some drizzle live resin on top of a packed bowl or incorporate it into a joint or blunt. This method enhances the potency and flavor of the cannabis flower, but may not provide the same level of terpene preservation as dabbing or vaporizing.

Infused into edibles: You can add live resin to food to make edibles, but note that infusing live resin into brownies, gummies, or chocolates requires decarboxylation to activate the THC and other cannabinoids. Some brands, like Kiva, make live-resin-infused gummies if you prefer to go the store-bought route.

Infused into tinctures or topicals: You can infuse decarboxylated live resin into a carrier oil or alcohol to create tinctures or topicals. Consume tinctures sublingually or orally via food and beverages. Apply topicals directly to your skin for potential localized relief.

Benefits of live resin

The ease of the live resin process is a benefit to growers. Since live resin is first fresh frozen from buds that don't need dried or cured, they can skip the time-consuming steps needed to create other forms of concentrate.

Here's how live resin differs from other common concentrates:

Starting material: Live resin is made from fresh, flash-frozen cannabis plants. This contrasts with other concentrates, which are often made from dried and cured cannabis plants.

Terpene preservation: Flash-freezing the starting cannabis plant material helps preserve the plant's terpene profile. Terpenes are responsible for the aroma and flavor of cannabis. Many other concentrates lose a significant amount of terpenes during the drying and curing process, resulting in a less vibrant flavor and aroma compared to live resin.

Extraction process: Live resin is extracted using a solvent — usually butane or CO2 — while the plant material is still frozen. This method helps capture a more complete range of cannabinoids and terpenes, creating a product that is closer to the original plant's chemical profile.

Consistency: The most common consistencies of live resin are sauce, budder, crumble, shatter, and diamonds.
Flavor and aroma: Due to its high terpene content, live resin often has a more intense and complex flavor and aroma compared to other concentrates. Consumers frequently report that live resin provides a more authentic representation of the cannabis plant's unique taste and smell.

Potency: While live resin is highly potent, its potency may be slightly lower than some other concentrates, such as distillate, which can have THC or CBD concentrations exceeding 90%. This is because live resin prioritizes terpene preservation, whereas distillate focuses on isolating specific cannabinoids.

Is live resin considered a 'full-spectrum extract?'

Short answer: sometimes.

Full-spectrum extracts strive to encompass the complete range of cannabinoids and terpenes found in the natural cannabis plant. Live resin, obtained through specific processing methods, can be classified as a full-spectrum extract. However, it is important to note that not all full-spectrum extracts are derived from freshly harvested or frozen plant material. Kief, for example, is a full-spectrum concentrate, but it's collected through cured, rather than fresh, cannabis.

What does the “live" in live resin mean?

The "live" in live resin refers to the fresh cannabis plant material used in the extraction process. Extractors harvest and immediately flash-freeze the cannabis flower to preserve its terpenes, cannabinoids, and other active compou

terpenes. These elements remain intact, and closely resemble the taste of the starting fresh bud material. The extraction process also makes for a higher potency end product suitable for recreational and therapeutic consumers alike.