THC wax dabs

Wax is an umbrella term for soft, opaque cannabis concentrates that look and feel roughly like candle wax or crumbled honeycomb. It is made with a solvent that dissolves the resin and is then purged away, and the waxy look comes from the extract crystallizing unevenly rather than setting clear. Several named textures sit under the same heading: crumble, which is dry and breaks apart; honeycomb, which is airy and porous; and sugar wax, which is grainy and wet-looking. Potency is typically high, commonly 60 to 90 percent THC. Wax is dabbed on a rig or nail, used in a concentrate vaporizer, or sprinkled into a joint or bowl. Wax dries out and loses aroma faster than shatter does, so keep the jar sealed and cold. Availability depends on your state.

Moisture and purge conditions separate them. Crumble is purged longer at low heat until most residual moisture is gone, so it dries out and breaks into chunks. Honeycomb traps gas bubbles during that purge and ends up light and porous. Sugar wax holds more of its aromatic liquid around visible crystals, which is why it looks wet and clings to a dab tool. All three can come from the same starting extract.

Check Leafly for licensed dispensaries near you that stock wax, crumble, or sugar wax, and see whether cannabis delivery covers your address. Textures vary a lot between batches, so read the product photos and lab details before ordering.