Live rosin and live resin have unique manufacturing processes that I find fascinating. I believe it is not only me who is in love with the making process. Most of my fellows feel the process makes the same cannabis so different. Creating live rosin involves applying heat and pressure to extract precious oils from cannabis or hash. The process is so straightforward that I could even try it at home using some cannabis flower, a flat iron, and parchment paper. Of course, some people prefer homemade products, but some other people like the manufactured cannabis concentrate. On the other hand, the creation of live resin starts with fresh or fresh-frozen cannabis buds. These buds capture the full aromatic and flavor potential of the plant. To extract the desired compounds, I would use a solvent like BHO or CO2. The extracted compounds are then processed under low temperatures in a vacuum to evaporate the solvent. This leaves behind a flavor-packed concentrate with a maximum volume of THC.
Despite their similar names, live rosin and live resin are two very distinct products, each with its own unique manufacturing process and qualities that set them apart. The simplicity of creating live rosin is such that I could even attempt it in my own home. However, creating live resin is a bit more complex. This process involves starting with fresh or fresh-frozen cannabis buds to capture and preserve the plant’s unique scent and taste profile. After the extraction process is complete, I would process the solution under low temperatures in a vacuum environment to evaporate the solvent. This leaves behind a concentrate that is full of flavor and contains a maximum volume of THC. This complex process results in a product that truly captures and preserves the essence of the cannabis plant. When vaping them, I do feel that the traditional dabbing way someway somehow complicated. I recently tried a new portable vape from Artrix called Dab Go. It is disposable, so I do not need to clean it. That’s pretty convenient.