Hush: Blonde Full Melt Hash

Description

If you have been searching for a top-tier cannabis extract on the market, you may want to consider six-star bubble hash also known as “Full Melt.”  This solventless, contaminant, and residue-free concentrate is typically “the best of the batch” so it often comes at higher price points. Full melt refers to the quality of the hash in terms of cleanliness, ability to melt without leaving residue, and the richness of the cannabinoid and terpene profile the hash contains.

The popularity of full-melt hash boils down to quality. Hash products are graded on a six-point scale:

• 1 to 2-star hash is cooking-grade or food-grade. Edibles, topicals, and tinctures are all good SKUs for low-quality ice water hash., but it’s not suitable for dabbing.
• 3 to 4-star hash is half-melt. It can be dabbed, but it’s not super high-quality. We recommend using this type of hash as a starting material for hash rosin. This allows you to transform your hash into a good economy to mid-shelf hash rosin, which is often desirable as it’s much better than live resin and a lot cheaper than the ultra primo hash rosin.
• 5 to 6-star hash is full-melt. Full-melt hash is pure enough to be dabbed on its own—no additional processing needed. Technically only 6-star hash qualifies as a truly full-melt product, but most “6-star” is actually 5-star. Very little “full melt” that is labeled and sold as such actually makes the grade for being truly full melt. The most discerning customers will know the difference between 5 and 6, but your average hash consumer will not.

Full-melt hash delivers a superior taste, a cleaner presentation, more mileage, smoother hits (little to no throat burn), less cleanup for the dab rig, and a bolder and more enjoyable experience overall. You’re retaining more of the plant’s original profile, which is evident in the flavor, aroma, and experience.

If you’re a consumer, full-melt hash is an excellent product. If you’re in the business, full-melt hash is an excellent SKU—and this is especially true for live SKUs (e.g. live bubble hash). Most consumers aren’t going to give their hash the rosin-press treatment, so you want to give them the best-quality product you can. When it comes to hash, full-melt is that product. Buyers will pay a premium for it, and you can deliver a stellar-quality concentrate at a fraction of the cost of a hydrocarbon extract (and with far less effort and equipment).