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THC live resin dabs
New and popular, live resin dabs are potent and keep more of the natural terpenes than other concentrates by use of a freezing process when plants are harvested.
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More about live resin
Live resin differs mostly in texture and in what the lab sheet says. Names like sauce, sugar and diamonds describe consistency, which changes how it behaves on a dab tool more than how it tastes. Look at the terpene figure next to the THC figure, since that is what shoppers here usually compare. Jar sizes are commonly half a gram or a gram, so compare by weight.
Within the wider concentrate category this is solvent-extracted, so it sits closer to badder and wax than to pressed options. Shoppers who care most about flavor often weigh it against solventless concentrates and decide on price. Keep it cold and sealed once you open it, and check reviews on Leafly if a jar is new to you.
Frequently Asked Questions about live resin
What is live resin?
"Live resins tend to be potent with a lot of THC, and consumers love it because of its intense flavors and aromas which carry over from the original plant... Live resin distinguishes itself from other types of cannabis concentrates because it is created with fresh frozen cannabis—plants that are frozen immediately after being cut down at harvest."
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What is the difference between live resin and cured resin?
Cured resin is made from flower that was dried and cured before extraction. Live resin uses flower that was frozen right after harvest and kept cold through the process. That difference in starting material is what people are paying for, since freezing holds onto more of the volatile aroma compounds that drying drives off. Cured resin often costs less and can be perfectly good. Check the label for the words live, fresh frozen, or cured to know which one you have.
Is live resin available near me?
That depends on your market. Use Leafly to check licensed dispensaries near you for live resin jars and carts, and see whether cannabis delivery covers where you live. Because it holds up better cold, it is worth asking how a shop has stored it.