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What are anthocyanins?
When we wash our starting material to begin making rosin, some cultivars produce a significant change in the color of our water. This unique trend is caused by an organic substance known as anthocyanins. These pigments are naturally-occurring and soluble in water. They also fall into the category of flavonoids, although they do not influence how a cultivar tastes. Outside of cannabis,...
Hash History: Old School Hash
As many of you know our gummies are infused with terpene rich, full spectrum rosin. But solventless hash hasn’t always been such a refined extract! Old school hash has been around for centuries, and its first recorded origins trace back to 900 AD; although it is even thought to have existed before written documentation. These early forms of hashish originated in the Middle East and parts of...
Why do some batch numbers get skipped?
In case you haven’t noticed, we’ve skipped various batches in the past due to them not meeting our strict quality standards after being tested. Rather than try to salvage any material that wasn’t contaminated, we simply do not move forward with those batches. This helps our company to avoid ever releasing a product that doesn't meet our standards. The primary issue that causes a batch to be...
Why are some people not affected by edibles?
As researchers are continuing to learn more about the human body’s endocannabinoid system, they’re discovering that some people are incapable of feeling edibles' psychoactive effects. For a long time there have been very few theories to explain this trend, but a recent hypothesis that’s been gaining traction in the scientific community is a promising start to finding real answers. The...