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Dear Stoner: I want to buy more rosin after buying a rig, but the process makes me anxious. I don’t know what to look for, and budtenders show me grams without much detail. How can I tell good rosin from bad rosin?
Dabber Newbie
Dear Dabber Newbie: Everyone has been in your shoes at some point, whether it’s buying rosin or playing roulette. With a line of other people behind you, it can feel awkward asking for help, especially if the budtender’s answers are short. But this is a lot of money you’re spending, so let’s cut to the chase.
You want rosin that is white, milky or creamy with a yellow-ish hue.
Jacqueline Collins
Ask for rosin pressed from bubble hash, not flower, as this ensures a cleaner hit and flavor. Then it comes down to color, consistency and moisture. You want something white, milky or creamy with a yellow-ish hue. Stay away from the dark side or anything extremely dry, as that usually means poor starting material, extraction methods or storage – but always trust your nose. There’s much more to learn about microns, single sourcing and curing methods, but this will get you started. Dab on.
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