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Updated by T. Elizabeth on Sep 10, 2021 – Fact checked by Dr. A Maldonado
Hash comes from the Arabic word “hashish”, which means “grass.” As you may guess, hash is made by using cannabis, and specifically its loose resin. The resin is collected and pressed into hard blocks that look like soft gingerbread dough. Hash can be stiff and brittle or soft and pliable depending on how it was extracted. The effects of hashish are similar to those from smoking marijuana flowers, but they are much stronger than your regular weed. This form of marijuana makes for a smooth transition from flowers to concentrates. Choose one of our premium hash bricks and spice up your next smoking sesh.

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Hash is the holy grail of solvent-less concentrates and its use dates back to over 12000 years. If you want to try concentrates but want to start off easy, we recommend starting with hash. It’s definitely more potent than regular buds but it’s also a lot milder and forgiving compared to something like distillates or shatter.

It is made from compressed trichomes and the extraction process is 100% mechanical and chemical free.

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What is Hashish

Hashish is one of the oldest cannabis concentrates known to man. It is made when trichomes / crystals / kief are removed from the buds and pressed together to make bricks of hardened hash.

It produces the same effects as regular cannabis flower, but in a more intense, yet controlled way. This solvent-less concentrate contains anywhere between 30% and 60% THC, making it 2 to 3 times as potent as the buds it was derived from. Even though this might seem like a lot, other cannabis concentrates tend to be more potent.

For this reason, hash is a great choice if you want to dip your toes in the world of cannabis concentrates or simply use something other than flowers that delivers you a mellow and manageable high.

What Does it Do

The effects of smoking hash is very similar to that of smoking regular marijuana flower. It’s very controllable and mellow at the same time, but stronger.

The end result of what a certain batch of hash feels like, depends on what kind of weed the hash is extracted from. If it is made from indica dominant strains, there will be more sedation and relaxation.

If it is made using sativa dominant strains, you can expect a cerebral high accompanied with feelings of stimulation, creativity and an uplifted mood.

The main advantage that hash has over other marijuana concentrates is that its extraction process is completely free of solvents like butane, propane and CO2. This makes it taste better and it supposedly feels more natural compared to cannabis made with solvent and solvent itself.

Medical Use

Because hash is so deeply intertwined with cannabis culture in general and is in use since thousands of years, it is more widely used by cannabis patients.

It is generally quite easy to make and easy to procure, making it a popular way to take THC medication. The most common uses of hash are to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression and stress.

It is also used for pain and inflammation relief, to promote hunger, and to help with insomnia. 

Negative Effects

Cottonmouth and dry/red eyes are very typical side effects of smoking hash. However, these are not very serious and oftentimes go unnoticed. It is possible to experience episodes of dizziness, nausea and headaches if taken in excess. Therefore it is important you use hash responsibly and know your limit.

Different Types of Hash

Hashish has been around the Canada’s cannabis scene for a while now. During this time, people have found many interesting ways and methods to extract hash from marijuana flowers.

Some of the most common types include:

  • Bubble Hash
  • Dry Ice
  • Dry Sift
  • Lebanese Hash
  • Royal Afghani Hash
  • Indian Charas (Rub)

Each of these types are made using different processes, but all results in the wonderful substance we know.

Best Consumption Methods

The most common way to take hash is by mixing a little bit with some marijuana flowers and smoking it in a joint. Other ways include smoking it in a bong or pipe or vaporizer. But one thing for sure is the best way to take hash is to do so responsibly, in appropriate doses.

Guidelines for Using Hash

So far, we’ve answered the question, “what is hash” and told you how you can consume it. But, if you must use hashish, you cannot merely go about it haphazardly. The same applies to all other forms of cannabis. You have to follow certain guidelines. They are:

  1. Understand your limits

When it comes to cannabis, everyone has their limits. You must understand yours if you’re going to be using hashish. This is particularly important because you’re very likely to reach your limits earlier while using hashish given its level of concentration. So, know how much you can take and do not exceed that.

  1. Define your purpose

Why exactly are you taking this? Do you want to relax? Do you want to feel a bit more energetic? Figure out why you want to take hashish before taking it. Doing so will help you narrow down the exact strain that will work for you.

  1. Be responsible

This cannot be overemphasized. Yes, hashish is fun. You must never take it and drive. The Canadian DUI laws explicitly say so. Indeed, hashish feels good. But that is absolutely no excuse to introduce it to someone younger than the legal using age. Be a responsible adult at all times and never put others in danger.

  1. Watch out for any medical conditions that could complicate things

If you will be taking hashish, consult your doctor to find out what challenges might be associated. Pregnancy isn’t exactly a medical condition in the sense that most people use the phrase. However, it is a good example of a condition that prevents you from taking cannabis as it can affect your baby.

Alternatives

Although hash is very potent, it is not the most potent cannabis concentrate on the market. Stronger products include budder, shatter, live resin, distillate, and oils. Edibles are also an option for those who prefer a healthier way of consumption.

If it is something less potent that is what you are looking for, then normal cannabis flower is the choice. There are thousands of different cannabis strains in Canada and they are all waiting for you /to try each and every one!

How to Make Hash?

If you’re wondering how to make hash at home, the answer might surprise you. It’s not actually that difficult, however, you’re going to require a lot of bud and/or trimmings. The latter can be easily procured if you happen to be growing weed at home.

Hashish is made from compressed trichomes and there are several ways to achieve this. Some of these include:

  • Hand Rolling
  • Compressing Keif
  • Dry Sifting
  • Dry Ice Method

Among these four, we’ll be taking an in-depth look at two of the most popular. They are the hand-rolling method and dry sifting.

  1. Hand Rolling

Of all the methods, this is arguably one of the oldest in the world. The reason behind this is not hard to discern. The primary thing you’ll need is your hands – two tools virtually every human in existence has had. 

Now, using this method to make your hash is fairly simple and you don’t need a lot of technical expertise. However, it can get a little bit messy. Besides that, you might not get quite as much hashish as you’d like if you eventually decide to use this method. 

Regardless, the simplicity of it is still very encouraging. So, if you’re looking to make a little hashish for your consumption, you’re on the right path. Here’s what you need to do.

Step 1: Wash your hands and put on gloves. 

The reasons behind these are obvious. But, for the sake of clarity, we’ll go over them. Washing your hands helps you to keep them as clean as possible in the process of handling your hashish. 

The last thing you want to do is to carry all the germs from everything you’ve touched and smoke them with your hashish. Apart from that, the gloves help to protect you from the mess the hashish will create. This is particularly useful if you would like to avoid the mess completely instead of cleaning it up after.

Step 2: Roll the marijuana.

While you’re doing this, it is very important for you to:

  •       Roll the marijuana between both of your palms. Rolling it in a ball in one hand might not be quite as effective as you’d like.
  •       Remain gentle and avoid putting pressure on the bud.

While you’re rolling your marijuana, a dark film will form on your skin. When that happens, you can choose to stop. However, the more you roll, the more you’ll have on your hands. So, our advice is to keep the process going for as long as you’d like.

Step 3: Scrape the dark resin

The resin is the hashish you’re trying to create, not what’s left of the marijuana you were rolling. You can use anything to scrape it off. Just ensure that you get as much of the resin off your hands as possible. The last thing you want to do is to waste that good kush.

As soon as you get the resin off your hands, press it together. Do this until you’ve been able to create a solid or semisolid ball. 

Once that’s done, you have your hashish already. For what’s left of the marijuana you rolled, you can do what you want with it. Some people choose to smoke. However, this might not be as enjoyable as smoking the hashish you just squeezed out of it.

  1. Dry Sift

We’ve already established the primary limitation associated with using the hand rolling method. Thankfully, you don’t have to worry about the low yield from the dry sift method. Of course, you cannot get more than 30 grams’ worth, according to Canadian regulations. However, you can still get a satisfying amount.

To get your hashish through dry sifting, you’ll need the following:

  •   Clean, flat surface to catch resin
  •   Cellophane tape
  •   Cured cannabis flower, frozen
  •   Gloves
  •   Tea strainer
  •   Rolling pin
  •   Cellophane bag
  •   Silkscreen
  •   Oven
  •       Paper

After acquiring all your materials, you’ll have to follow these steps:

  •       Put your silkscreen above the clean, flat surface for catching resin. Then, keep your frozen trimmings of cannabis on the silkscreen.
  •       Wear your gloves. Then, move the flower carefully around the screen to separate the trichomes from the plant. The trichomes should fall through your silkscreen and into the clean surface. If you really want it to be pure, continue performing this action until the resin you create is as much as 20 percent of the flower you have on your screen.
  •       Pick up the trichomes that went through the screen. Then, use a tea strainer to sift them. Once done, put the strained trichomes inside your cellophane bag.
  •       Use enough paper to wrap the bag. Then, seal it tightly with tape. This is important as you’ll have to saturate the bag with hot running water.
  •       Put your wet bag into an oven of about 350 degrees F. Leave it to bake for a quarter of an hour until the resin melts.
  •       Once done, take out the bag. Roll it out equally with a rolling pin without taking out your hashish.
  •       Place your rolled hash into the refrigerator to cool.

As soon as it cools down, you have your hashish already. However, now that you’ve learnt how to make hashish, you should know that even dry sifting has its faults too. One major flaw is that the quality isn’t always great when you make it yourself. It’s still best when you purchase from a dispensary like Weed Smart. That is, of course, if you want great weed!

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