CBD Cannabis Extracts
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In the constant search for effective and natural therapeutic methods, CBD extractions have emerged as a promising option in the field of health and wellness. With the growing interest in the therapeutic benefits of cannabidiol, these extraction techniques have become an excellent tool to make the most of the medicinal properties of the cannabis plant. From oils and tinctures to creams, edibles, or the types of hashish we'll look at today, CBD extractions offer a variety of options for consumption, each tailored to address specific tastes and health and wellness needs.
In this article, we will explore in detail the various types of CBD hashish that you can find in our online store, the processes involved, and how these innovative solutions are positively impacting the lives of many people around the world.
What is CBD hashish?
As you probably know, hashish is a substance formed from the resin glands of the cannabis plant. Traditionally, most hashish produced for centuries was made from plants rich in THC, resulting in a resin concentrate with a higher THC index than that of the plant used to make it. This is logical, since by separating the resin from the plant matter (leaves and buds) a substance is obtained with a cannabinoid and terpene content greater than that of the plant, hence the name resin concentrate or extract.
Well, during the last decades and thanks to selection and breeding processes, cannabis plants with a much higher CBD content than hemp have been developed, and with practically zero amounts of THC, with the legal advantages that this entails especially for those who are not interested in the medicinal properties of THC (or who simply do not feel comfortable with its psychoactive properties) and what they are looking for is to take advantage of those of CBD, a cannabinoid that, as you know, is not psychoactive; in other words, it does not "get you high."
Logically, these types of plants began to be used not only to obtain CBD buds but also to make resin concentrates such as hashish or Rosin. Furthermore, if the CBD is completely isolated from the rest of the cannabinoids and terpenes that make up the resin, this compound can be used to enrich a host of products, from gummies to water...we have even seen appetizing bacon strips enriched with CBD! But let's stay with what concerns us today, which are the different types of CBD hashish that you can find at Alchimia.
How is CBD hashish made?
Traditionally, hashish was made by rubbing fresh plants with the hands when they were ripe so that a thick layer of resin was impregnated on the artisan's hands. This type of hashish is known as "charas", although today it has been relegated to areas such as Nepal or northern India, areas with a lot of environmental humidity and where sieving the dried plants to obtain their resin is practically impossible.
Over the centuries, the technique of dry screening or sieving was developed, which although it involves drying the plants, is much faster and more effective than the previous one. In this case, the plants are dried and removed over a series of sieves that first separate the resin from the plant matter, and then even the different resin glands according to their size, obtaining pieces of a quality that can be really good. As it is logical to think, this technique was installed with great success in dry areas such as Persia and what we know today as Lebanon, Afghanistan, or later, Morocco.
CBD (cannabidiol), the main non-psychoactive compound in cannabis
Cannabidiol (CBD) has captured the attention of the medical and wellness world for its fascinating properties and potential health benefits. This non-psychoactive compound produced by cannabis has been the subject of intense research, revealing a wide range of positive effects on the human body. Today we tell you everything you need to know about this cannabinoid, undoubtedly one of the best known in the world.
At the end of the 20th century, this dry screening technique evolved into a technique known by several names: bubble hash, ice hash, water hash...in short, it is the same system as the previous one but with very cold water as a means to carry out the separation of trichomes and plant matter. In this way, the plant matter is barely broken during the process, resulting in concentrates of truly amazing quality and with hardly any impurities from leaves or flowers.
Having seen these three major methods of making hashish, and already knowing that if we carry out the process with plants rich in CBD we will obtain a hashish also rich in CBD (with a higher concentration than that of the actual plant), let's see some of the CBD concentrates that you can find in our store.
CBD hashish available at Alchimiaweb
Below we present some of the types of hashish that we offer in our store, although you can see them all in the CBD Extractions category of our website. These are concentrates made from plants that have been grown organically and without the use of pesticides or GMOs (genetically modified organisms), and which of course do not exceed the THC limit established by Law, thus being completely legal.
Super Pollen by Natural Suit
Super Pollen has a CBD content close to 30% and a THC level of less than 0.2%, which makes it an option without psychoactive effects that allows you to enjoy a very rewarding experience in terms of organoleptic qualities and also with all the benefits of CBD. Its fresh aroma evokes memories of the hash of yesteryear, captivating the senses of the most veteran smokers.
The creamy and malleable texture of Natural Suit's Super Pollen makes it easy to handle with just a slight increase in temperature, while its production process of dry screening followed by heat pressing remains faithful to the traditional method, achieving a product of great quality. In addition to its normal use in the form of a cigarette, pipe, or vaporizer, Super Pollen can also be used to perfume spaces, achieving a fragrance that is as exotic as it is seductive.
Hash Bubble CBD by Xuxes CBD
In this case, we find a piece of hashish that has many similarities with charas or hashish obtained by rubbing. Its exquisite spicy and earthy aroma is combined with a sticky and rubbery texture, very similar to that of this type of traditional hashish, with a much darker color than the resins obtained by dry sieving usually present and a characteristic shine in its appearance.
Hash Bubble CBD from Xuxes CBD reaches a CBD content of 29% and can contain up to 3% of CBG or cannabigerol, an interesting cannabinoid - a precursor to many others such as THC or CBD - that also has useful therapeutic properties. Of course, its THC content is also less than 0.2%, making it legal and non-psychoactive.
Hash Wedding Cake CBD by Natural Suit
Without a doubt, one of the genetics that has gained the most fame in recent years - in part thanks to growers of the stature of the Jungle Boys - has been Wedding Cake, which has captivated thousands of resin lovers with its sweet and creamy flavor. Well, Natural Suit's Wedding Cake CBD hashish preserves this characteristic aroma that has brought so much joy to fans of this type of terpene profiles, but without THC and with a CBD content of up to 26%.
As with other types of hashish, the appearance of this resin is dark on the outside and lighter on the inside, and it has a malleable texture, which makes its handling very easy and not at all cumbersome. You can find this hashish in pieces of 2 and 10g in our store, don't miss it!
Hash Tangie CBD by Xuxes CBD
If in the previous case, we were talking about Wedding Cake and its unmistakable aroma, we could say exactly the same about the Hash Tangie CBD from the Xuxes CBD brand, although in this case referring to organoleptic qualities very similar to those of citrus fruits such as oranges or tangerines. Indeed, Tangie is a variety known for presenting intense notes of this type of fruit, which is why the hashish made from its flowers also does so, being one of the resins with the most personality in terms of aroma and flavor.
Its CBD content is close to 26%, but in this case, we also have a non-negligible CBG content of 8%, being one of the resins with the highest CBG or cannabigerol content on the market. Of course, the THC index remains legal, not presenting any psychoactivity. One of the options that you should consider if you like citrus flavors and are a resin lover, without a doubt!
As you can see, CBD extractions offer a wide range of products ranging from oils and tinctures to hash-type concentrates like the ones we have seen in today's article. These options provide consumers with various ways to experience the benefits of CBD, whether it is to relieve pain, reduce anxiety, or improve sleep quality. Enjoy them!
