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If you’re a cannabis enthusiast, then you know the cannabis lifestyle is more than just buds and greens. Beyond the traditional flower we all know and love, cannabis concentrates and extracts have proven to be reliable for getting folks a strong buzz in record time.
Crumble wax is a standout concentrate among the lot, and it is quickly becoming a favorite among many consumers. If you’re unfamiliar with it, though, you may wonder: what is crumble wax? How is it made? How does it compare to other products?
Continue reading to find out everything you need to know about this interesting concentrate and how to make the best of it.
What is Crumble Wax?
Crumble, as its name suggests, is simply a subset of cannabis concentrates that is distinguished by its crumbly, dry texture. Unlike your typical greens, crumble comes in a color spectrum with colors varying from light yellow to deep amber, depending on how it was produced.
Crumble wax is also THC-rich, with a THC content varying between 60% to 90% to make it one of the most potent cannabis products available.
How is Crumble Made?
Crumble is produced using a solvent-based extraction process that usually involves butane or carbon dioxide (CO2).
The process purges the solvent from the cannabis oil under low heat. The resulting texture of the crumble concentrate will depend on the solvent used in the extraction.
Here’s a breakdown of the manufacturing process of crumble:
Extraction: Dried and cured cannabis is placed in an extraction chamber, where a solvent like butane or CO2 extracts THC, CBD, and other cannabinoids. For more details on this, check out cannabis concentrates: how does extraction work?
Purging: The solvent-cannabinoid mixture is heated at low temperatures under a vacuum to remove the solvent while preserving cannabinoids and terpenes.
Agitation: During purging, the mixture is occasionally agitated to introduce air, thickening the oil and creating a crumbly texture.
Cooling: The concentrate is allowed to cool, solidifying and enhancing its texture.
Collection and Storage: The final dry, powdery concentrate is collected with non-reactive tools and stored in airtight containers to maintain quality and potency.
How to Smoke Crumble
There is no one-size-fits-all method for ingesting crumble. Due to the very nature of crumble, you can flexibly consume these concentrates in any way you like.
Below are some basics you can reference to curate your own personalized crumble wax experience.
Joint: Crumble’s crumbly texture makes it perfect for burning in a joint. You can sprinkle it over the bud to boost the joint’s effects.
Vape: Use a vape or vape pen that has a chamber for concentrates. Just load the crumble into the chamber, heat it, and inhale.
Dab Rig: One of the finest ways to enjoy crumble is with a dab rig, which is similar to a bong but designed for concentrates.
Edibles: Crumble’s unique texture also makes it great for adding to marijuana-infused edibles. Try mixing it into your recipes and see what creations you can come up with.
Can You Dab Crumble Wax?
Yes, you can dab crumble wax.
Dabbing provides a potent and immediate high because it vaporizes the highly concentrated THC in crumble wax almost instantly, delivering intense effects quickly.
Compared to other methods of ingestion like smoking or vaping, dabbing preserves the rich flavors and aromas of the terpenes, offering a more flavorful experience.
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What’s the Difference Between Wax and Crumble?
Alt-products like wax and crumble are often mixed up, but they are different types of cannabis concentrates.
Let’s quickly explore these differences.
Wax
Crumble
Texture
Soft, malleable texture
Dry, powdery texture that breaks apart easily
Consistency
Generally softer and less thick
Thicker consistency leads to its characteristic texture
Agitation
Varies in the amount of agitation during the manufacturing process
Specific agitation process to achieve the dry, crumbly texture
Potency
High THC content up to 90%
Similarly high potency up to 90%
Known For
Smooth, pliable texture ideal for various consumption methods
Dry, powdery texture ideal for dabbing, easy to break apart
Exploring crumble wax as an alternative to flower is a great way to add some flavor and excitement to your cannabis experience. For personalized guidance on how to use it and incorporate it into your wellness routine, you can book an appointment with one of our MMJ doctors for a personalized cannabis consultation.
Our program offers numerous benefits, including expert advice, a streamlined process for obtaining an MMJ card, and easy access to safe medical marijuana.
With an MMJ card, you can ensure safe and legal access to high-quality cannabis products tailored to your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is crumble better than wax?
Crumble and wax each have their own advantages. Crumble is easier to handle because it is dry and powdery, while wax offers a smooth, pliable consistency. Choosing between them depends on how you like to use cannabis and the texture you prefer.
Is crumble potent?
Yes, crumble is potent and highly rich in THC, typically containing THC levels ranging from 70-90%.
What percentage is crumble wax?
Crumble wax usually has THC levels between 60% and 90%. This makes it a powerful choice for cannabis users.
What is the difference between crumble and diamonds?
Crumble and diamonds are cannabis concentrates with distinct textures and production methods. Crumble has a dry, porous texture due to moisture removal. Diamonds are solid THCA crystals formed slowly in terpene-rich sauce, making them more solid and potent.
How strong is crumble?
Crumble is a potent cannabis concentrate that is generally much stronger than traditional cannabis flowers. If you’re wondering how long a cannabis high lasts with crumble, it varies depending on how you consume it and your individual tolerance.
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