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Resin mechanically separated from the flower, with no chemical solvent. Pressed, static, dry sift, piatella or rosin-infused: five methods that give five textures, five colours and five ways to heat. Hash concentrates the best of what the flower produces while removing the plant material โ which explains both its strength and how much better it keeps. Sizes from 1 g to 28 g.
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THCA Hash Red Lebanese โ 32.41% | Natural Grade AAAA+
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THCA Hash Afghan Brownie โ 30.19% | Natural Grade AAAA+
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THCA Hash Nerdz Sift โ 43.86% | Natural Grade AAAA+++
From 14,95 €/g Add to cart This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
The five extraction methods
They all separate the trichomes from the plant material without chemical solvents. What changes is the method used โ cold, water, friction or pressure โ and therefore the purity, colour and texture you get. The same strain put through two different processes gives two products that look different, behave differently when heated and cost different amounts to make.
Dry sieving
The dried flower is shaken over a series of ever finer screens. The trichome heads break off and fall through, while the plant material stays on top.
- Texture
- Blond, sandy powder
- Purity
- Depends on the micron grade
Electrostatic separation
Cold makes trichomes brittle, and static electricity pulls them onto a surface. No water, no friction: it is the most selective of the five methods.
- Texture
- Very fine, light powder
- Purity
- The highest without solvent
Ice water extraction
The material is stirred in ice water. The frozen trichomes break off, sink and are collected in filter bags with decreasing micron sizes.
- Texture
- Wet grains, then dried
- Purity
- Varies by bag
Traditional pressing
The collected resin is compacted under pressure, sometimes with a little heat. It is the historic format, the one of slabs and blocks.
- Texture
- Soft, pliable slab
- Purity
- Depends on the starting resin
Cold curing
High-quality rosin is cured for several weeks at low temperature until it reaches a creamy, pale, even texture. The longest format to produce.
- Texture
- Creamy, pale, smooth
- Purity
- Very high
Rosin-enriched
A base hash is enriched with live rosin or diamonds before pressing. The concentration rises sharply, and the texture becomes oilier and stickier.
- Texture
- Oily, soft, glossy
- Purity
- Boosted concentration
Spotting a good hash
Even before heating it, five clues tell you about the quality of the separation and what you really have in your hands. None is enough on its own โ a very light hash can be poor in terpenes, a dark hash can be an old, perfectly cured pressed hash โ but together they are reliable, and they tell you more than a percentage printed on a bag.
| CLUE | GOOD SIGN | BAD SIGN |
|---|---|---|
| Colour | Blond, sand, cream or pale green depending on the method | Dark green โ too much plant material came through |
| Texture | Softens with the warmth of your fingers, even | Hard and brittle when cold, or oily to the touch |
| Smell | Recognisable terpenes, close to the original strain | Hay or plastic notes, or no smell at all |
| Residue | Light, almost white ash | Heavy black ash, sticky residue |
| Behaviour when heated | Swells and bubbles slightly | Blackens without reacting, or melts immediately |
Understanding micron grades
A micron is one thousandth of a millimetre. The number shows the mesh size of the bag or screen used, and therefore what was able to pass through. Mature trichome heads measure between 70 and 120 microns: that is where most of what interests you is concentrated, and why these two fractions are the most sought after by producers and connoisseurs alike.
Immature trichomes
Very fine fraction. Low yield and often incomplete profile, rarely kept on its own.
The heart of the harvest
Fully mature heads. This is the most sought-after fraction, the one that gives the cleanest rosins.
Large heads
Larger trichomes, high yield. Often mixed with the previous fraction.
Coarse fraction
Lets plant fragments through. Greener colour, intended for classic pressing.
Why some products show two numbers
A label such as โ73-120 ยตโ means the fraction kept is the one that passed between these two screens: finer than 120 microns, coarser than 73. It is the most honest way to show what a bag contains, far more telling than a single percentage. Without this information, colour and smell remain your two best guides.
Handling THCA hash
Why soften it before use
Cold hash crumbles instead of becoming workable. A few seconds between your fingers is enough to make it pliable, without any direct heat source.
This step is pointless for static or dry sift, which stay powdery by nature โ compacting them would make them lose exactly what makes them interesting.
How to store it
In an airtight container, away from light, between 4 and 15 ยฐC. Hash keeps much better than flower: it no longer has plant material that can go mouldy, and its surface exposed to air is very small.
Parchment paper is fine for short-term use, but it lets air through. For the long term, a glass jar is still the best choice.
How long does it keep?
One to two years in a cool place, much longer than flower. It loses its terpenes more slowly, and its cannabinoid content stays stable for a very long time.
A well-stored pressed hash even keeps improving with time : the colour darkens and the aromas round out. It is the principle of piatella, taken over time.
It sticks to everything, is that normal?
With rosin-infused hash, yes: the added fraction is oily by nature. Parchment paper or a cold spatula solves the problem.
With a classic pressed hash, excessive stickiness rather points to too much residual moisture. Let it breathe for a few hours in a dry place before putting it away.
Does a high percentage guarantee quality?
No. The percentage measures THCA content, not how clean the separation is or how rich the aroma is. A well-made dry sift at 35% often gives a better experience than an infused hash at 55% with a flattened profile.
The criterion that matters more is the micron fraction and what it really contains.
THCA Hash โ your questions
What is the difference between hash and rosin?
Hash is the resin separated from the plant. Rosin is that same hash pressed with heat under high pressure to extract the oil. Rosin is therefore a product made from hash, more concentrated and more fluid, but it loses the original grainy texture.
Is hash stronger than flower?
Yes, mechanically. A natural flower contains 15 to 30% THCA, a hash 30 to 55% depending on the method, since the plant material has been removed. Adjust the amount you use accordingly.
Why are some hashes blond and others green?
Colour reflects how clean the separation is. Blond or cream means the fraction mostly contains trichome heads. A green tint shows that some plant material came through โ not a deal-breaker, but the aromatic yield suffers.
Which size should I choose to start?
3.5 g lets you compare two or three methods with no commitment. Since hash keeps much better than flower, the 10 g and 25 g sizes become worthwhile once you have found a texture you like.
Adults only. These products are not medicines and must not be used as such. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. They are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, during ongoing medical treatment or with a history of psychiatric illness.
Because hash concentrates the resin of several grams of flower, its content is much higher: adjust the amounts accordingly, especially if you are used to flower. Keep it out of reach of children, in its original packaging.
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