
Concentrates
Cannabis concentrates by extraction method at Vegas Treehouse
- Fresh or curedthe starting flower
- Solvent or solventlesshow it is pulled
- Purge or presscleaning it up
- Final texturewax to rosin
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How concentrates are made
- Fresh or cured flowerSome extracts start from fresh-frozen flower to keep more terpenes, others from dried and cured buds.
- Solvent or solventlessSolvent methods use butane or CO2. Solventless methods use only ice water, heat, and pressure.
- ExtractionThe method pulls the cannabinoids and terpenes off the plant material.
- Purge or pressSolvent extracts are purged to remove the solvent. Rosin is pressed from hash or flower with heat and pressure.
- The final textureThe result sets up as shatter, wax, badder, sauce, live resin, rosin, or distillate.

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From shatter to live rosin
Concentrates are named for their texture and how they are made. Shatter is glassy and brittle, wax and badder are opaque and whipped, sauce is thick with visible crystals, and rosin is pressed without solvents. Live resin and live rosin both start from fresh-frozen flower.
If you care about big terpene flavor, ask about solventless rosin. If you want the widest range on the shelf, solvent extracts have you covered.
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What is live resin?
Live resin is a cannabis concentrate made from flower that is frozen right after harvest instead of being dried and cured first. Freezing the fresh plant preserves more of its aromatic terpenes, which is why live resin is known for a strong flavor and smell. It is a solvent extract, while live rosin is its solventless cousin pressed from fresh-frozen hash.
Concentrates, answered
What is the difference between solvent and solventless concentrates?
Solvent extracts like shatter, wax, and distillate use butane or CO2 to pull the oils off the plant, then purge the solvent out. Solventless extracts like rosin and bubble hash use only ice water, heat, and pressure, with no chemical solvents involved.
What is the difference between wax, shatter, and badder?
They are the same idea in different textures. Shatter is clear and brittle like glass, wax is soft and opaque, and badder, sometimes called budder, is whipped to a cake-frosting consistency. The texture comes from how the extract is handled after extraction.
What is rosin?
Rosin is a solventless concentrate made by pressing hash or flower with heat and pressure until the oils squeeze out. Live rosin is pressed from fresh-frozen bubble hash. Because no solvents are used, rosin is popular with shoppers who want a cleaner process.
Do I need special gear to use concentrates?
Most concentrates are used with a dab rig or an electronic device made for extracts, though some come in cartridges you can vape. Ask a Vegas Treehouse budtender which format fits your setup before you buy.
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