What Is Rosin? How Is It Made?

Rosin is a solventless extraction made through the mechanical process of applying heat and pressure to “press” out the terpene and cannabinoid-rich resin from the cured flower, sift, kief, and hash. This process occurs nearly instantaneously and requires virtually no professional expertise in the field of botanical extractions. The art of extracting Rosin uses heat to melt the glandular domes of the trichrome off of the base material. This resin-rich sap will then reconstitute on the parchment paper, ready for collection. After scraping the parchment paper, the waxy residue collected will be clean and ready to dab.