tstick
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FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!!
Hashish comes from the word "Hashishin"...which translates to "assassin" . That's what hash is all about -killing.
But seriously....Why make rosin from bubble hash? Well, I've pressed flower rosin many times and it almost always comes out really sticky and sappy -like honey. Hash rosin, by comparison, is much more waxy and has a more refined taste and consistency and is a pleasure to work with. The Afghan black hash from the 70s was unsurpassed for the heavy, dark flavor that no one has seen since. In my opinion, it's because that hash was made from old landrace Afghan marijuana and the old landrace strains were the most flavorful plants. People may argue they didn't have nearly the THC potency...and I wouldn't argue with them. But when it came to flavor, those old, lost strains had it and anything that was derived from those plants was just as flavorful.
Dabbing is a relatively new thing and I enjoy it on another level. About the closest thing we used to get dabbing was heating up a couple table knives on the stove and then pressing a ball of that black hash between them and sucking the resulting vapor(?) or smoke up through a funnel or a straw. We also did "hash under glass" -where you lit up a ball of hash on the end of a pin and then put a jar over the top until the jar filled up....aahhh memories!
Hashish comes from the word "Hashishin"...which translates to "assassin" . That's what hash is all about -killing.
But seriously....Why make rosin from bubble hash? Well, I've pressed flower rosin many times and it almost always comes out really sticky and sappy -like honey. Hash rosin, by comparison, is much more waxy and has a more refined taste and consistency and is a pleasure to work with. The Afghan black hash from the 70s was unsurpassed for the heavy, dark flavor that no one has seen since. In my opinion, it's because that hash was made from old landrace Afghan marijuana and the old landrace strains were the most flavorful plants. People may argue they didn't have nearly the THC potency...and I wouldn't argue with them. But when it came to flavor, those old, lost strains had it and anything that was derived from those plants was just as flavorful.
Dabbing is a relatively new thing and I enjoy it on another level. About the closest thing we used to get dabbing was heating up a couple table knives on the stove and then pressing a ball of that black hash between them and sucking the resulting vapor(?) or smoke up through a funnel or a straw. We also did "hash under glass" -where you lit up a ball of hash on the end of a pin and then put a jar over the top until the jar filled up....aahhh memories!