Have you ever wondered how live rosin is made? Live rosin is a type of cannabis concentrate made from fresh buds, typically using a combination of heat and pressure. It’s known for its high potency and terpene profile and is becoming increasingly popular among cannabis connoisseurs. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the process of making live rosin from fresh buds. Keep reading to learn more!

What is Live Rosin?

Live Rosin is a solventless form of cannabis concentrate made without the use of additional solvents. It is produced by pressing freshly harvested buds with heat and pressure to create a high potency concentrate with superior flavour and aroma. 

To get started with making Live Rosin, you first need to get your strains together. Once you have them, you need to freeze the flowers to make sure you don’t damage the trichomes. After that, select the type of filter bag and micron size that would work best for your strain of marijuana. Next, put a few buds into the filter bag and remove any stems or seeds. Then, place the filled bag into a rosin press and apply heat and pressure according to your strain’s preferences. Finally, collect the extract from the filter bag and enjoy!

The process of making live rosin involves taking freshly harvested buds and using either a traditional “rosin press” or an increasingly popular “rosin bomb” to apply heat and pressure. This extracts the trichomes and other cannabinoids from the dried flower, leaving behind a potent oil-like substance known as live rosin. 

Live rosin can be enjoyed in various ways, from dabbing it directly from a dab rig to adding it to foods or drinks for added potency and flavour. It can even be used to make edibles, topicals, tinctures, and more! Similarly, you can use all of the steps above to pour the live rosin directly into your bags for long-term storage or enjoy it immediately. Live rosin is versatile and can be used in a variety of ways, from dabbing to making edibles, topicals and so much more. With this step-by-step procedure, you’ve got everything you need to start crafting your own live rosin from fresh buds and experience the full potency and flavour of this amazing concentrate.

Gather Supplies for Making Live Rosin

First, you need to gather the necessary supplies for making live rosin. This includes fresh buds of your preferred cannabis strain, parchment paper, a hair straightener or flat iron, and a collection tool like a dabber or silicone spatula. 

Grading Your Hash is an important part of producing quality rosin. Grading your hash will help you to produce a product with maximum yields and optimal flavor. After Grading Your Hash, simply follow the steps outlined above and you’ll be on your way to making amazing live rosin from fresh buds. When you have the necessary supplies, start by grading your fresh buds by removing leaves, stems and other debris for a more uniform product. 

Then, ball the flowers up in between two parchment paper sheets and press the two sheets together with your hair straightener or flat iron to extract the resinous sap from the buds. 

After a few minutes of pressing, remove the parchment paper and use your dabber or silicone spatula to collect the rosin from the parchment paper. You are now ready to enjoy your homemade live rosin!

Step-by-Step Guide to Making Live Rosin from Fresh Buds

1. Get Your Strains Together

Before you can make live rosin, you need to have all the right ingredients. Here’s what you’ll need:

• 1. A pound of good quality cannabis trim
• 2. An ounce of good quality hash or kief
• 3. One ounce of low-grade cannabis flower
• 4. Two ounces of high-quality cannabis trim
• 5. Four ounces of water
• 6. One cup of sugar
• 7. One ounce of dry ice

First, you’ll need to grind up your trim, hash, and kief. You can use a coffee grinder, food processor, or just do it by hand. Next, mix in the low-grade flower. This will help to bind everything together.

Now, it’s time to make the rosin. In a glass jar, combine the water and sugar, then add in the trim and hash mixture. Stir until everything is thoroughly mixed together.

Place the jar in the freezer for 24 hours. After 24 hours, remove the jar and stir again. Return the jar to the freezer for another 24 hours.

After 48 hours, remove the jar from the freezer and add in the dry ice. Stir until everything is mixed together, then return the jar to the freezer for one more hour.

After an hour, remove the jar from the freezer and strain the mixture through a cheesecloth or fine mesh strainer. Collect the rosin in a clean jar and store it in a cool, dark place. Enjoy!

2. Micron Bags And Layering 

Making live rosin is a process of squishing freshly frozen cannabis flowers to expel the resin. The gooey, golden concentrate is then collected and smoked or dabbed. Because no solvents are used in the process, live rosin is thought to be a healthier and tastier alternative to other cannabis concentrates. 

Here’s a step-by-step guide to making live rosin.

You will need:

• Freshly frozen cannabis flowers
• Micron bags
• A collection device (e.g., parchment paper, silicone mat)

1. Fill a micron bag with freshly frozen cannabis flowers. Be sure to pack the bag tightly but do not overfill it.

2. Place the packed micron bag on a collection device.

3. Using a Rosin Press, squish the cannabis flowers in the micron bag until the resin starts to flow out. Be sure to apply even pressure so that all of the resin is extracted.

4. Collect the resin on the collection device. Once all of the resin has been collected, you can smoke or dab your homemade live rosin!

3. Agitation

It only takes a few steps to make your own live rosin at home. All you need is some fresh cannabis, some heat, and some pressure. Here’s how to do it:

1. Start with fresh, frozen cannabis. This will ensure that the finished product is as potent and flavorful as possible.

2. Place the cannabis in a rosin press and apply heat and pressure. The amount of time and temperature will vary depending on the type of press you’re using.

4. Pouring Into Your Bags

Rosin is a solid form of resin that is derived from the sap of coniferous trees. It is used in a variety of products, including adhesives, paints, and varnishes. Rosin can also be used to make live rosin, which is a type of concentrate that is made by extracting the terpenes and cannabinoids from fresh cannabis flowers.

To make live rosin, you will need to start with fresh, undried cannabis flowers. You will also need some kind of press, such as a hash press or a rosin press. Once you have your flowers and press ready, it’s time to start extracting.

The first step is to place your flowers into the press. If you’re using a hash press, you will need to put them into the bags that come with the press. If you’re using a rosin press, you can place the flowers directly onto the plates. Once you have your flowers in the press, it’s time to start heating up the plates.

The temperature that you’ll need to use will depend on the type of press that you’re using. Hash presses typically require higher temperatures than rosin presses. Once the plates are heated up, gently apply pressure to the flowers. This will start the extraction process.

As the cannabinoids and terpenes are extracted from the flowers, they will collect on the surface of the plates.

5. Rinsing and Freezing

Rinsing and freezing is the most common method to make live rosin. To make live rosin, take your starting material and rinse it with ice water. This will remove any unwanted plant material and chlorophyll. After rinsing, freeze your material for 48 hours. This step is crucial as it will preserve the terpene profile.

Once your material is frozen, it’s time to press it. Live rosin is best pressed at a low temperature to preserve the terpene profile. We recommend pressing at around 120-140 degrees F. For more information on pressing live rosin, check out our blog post on How to Press Live Rosin.

Once you’ve pressed your live rosin, it’s ready to enjoy! Live rosin is a great way to enjoy the benefits of cannabis concentrates without the use of solvents.

6. Removing the Bags

The process of making live rosin is pretty simple and only requires a few materials. To start, you’ll need some good quality cannabis, some parchment paper, and some kind of press.

The first step is to decarboxylate your cannabis. This can be done by baking it in the oven at 220 degrees Fahrenheit for about 30 minutes. Once your cannabis is decarboxylated, it’s time to start pressing.

To press your rosin, put a small amount of cannabis in between two pieces of parchment paper and then put it in your press. Apply pressure for about two minutes, or until you see the rosin starting to seep out of the parchment paper.

Once you’ve collected all the rosin, you can either use it right away or store it in a cool, dark place for later use. Live rosin will usually last for about six months when stored properly.

The process of making live rosin is pretty simple and only requires a few materials. To start, you’ll need some good quality cannabis, some parchment paper, and some kind of press.

The first step is to decarboxylate your cannabis. This can be done by baking it in the oven at 220 degrees Fahrenheit for about 30 minutes. Once your cannabis is decarboxylated, it’s time to start pressing.

To press your rosin, put a small amount of cannabis in between two pieces of parchment paper and then put it in your press. Apply pressure for about two minutes, or until you see the rosin starting to seep out of the parchment paper.

7. Rinse and Freeze Your Extracted Trichomes

Making live rosin is all about isolating the terpene-rich trichomes from your cannabis flower or hash. To do this, you’ll need to use a freeze dryer and some kind of press.

The first step is to rinse your material in isopropyl alcohol. This will remove any unwanted plant matter or contaminants that may be on your starting material.

Once your material is rinsed, it’s time to put it in the freeze dryer. The freeze dryer will remove all the water from your material, leaving behind only the trichomes.

Once the freeze dryer has done its job, it’s time to press your material. This can be done with a Rosin Tech Products press or something similar.

Pressing your material will extract the valuable oils and terpenes from the trichomes. These can then be used to make live rosin, which is a highly concentrated and potent product.

8. Grading Your Hash

Live rosin is a highly potent cannabis concentrate that is made by processing fresh, frozen buds (or hash) in a special press. The result is a sticky, gooey, sap-like product that is muchdifferent than the more familiar solid hash or even BHO (butane hash oil).

To make live rosin, your first step is to grade your hash. This means you’ll need to evaluate the color, clarity, and overall quality of your product. The better the starting material, the better the finished live rosin will be.

Once you’ve graded your hash, you’re ready to start making live rosin. For best results, use a quality press such as the Rosinbomb Rocket or the EZ-Squeeze Rosin Press.

Live rosin is a type of cannabis concentrate made using a fresh, frozen cannabis flower. This process results in a potent and flavorful product. To make live rosin, you’ll need to use a freeze dryer and some kind of press.

9. Pressing Your Rosin

Finishing Touches and Tips for Creating Quality Live Rosin

Once your rosin is pressed, it’s time to finish it off for the best quality product. To do this, you should first check for any impurities or contaminants before transferring the material to a clean container where it can fully cool and settle. Micron bags are an essential tool to ensure the purity of the rosin, as they act as a filter for any contaminants. After the material has been filtered, you should layer it in the same way it was pressed. This will help ensure that all plants’ trichomes are evenly distributed, making the rosin more potent and enjoyable. Finally, after the material has cooled and settled, you can package it and make it ready for sale or consumption.

Once your rosin is cooled and settled, you can use a rosin filter bag to sift out any remaining plant matter, ensuring that the texture of your live rosin is silky smooth. If desired, you can also add terpenes back into your rosin at this stage, giving it a boost in flavor and aroma. Pouring your rosin into the bags and squeezing them will help to remove any additional chunks of plant matter, as well as create a smoother texture. The last step is to press the bags to remove any extra moisture, giving you a high-quality, live rosin ready to use. With this step-by-step procedure, you can easily make live rosin from fresh buds in no time.

Finally, store your live rosin in airtight containers away from direct light and high temperatures to ensure its freshness and potency while allowing any remaining residual moisture to fully evaporate over time. With these finishing touches, you’ll have a perfect batch of high-quality live rosin ready to enjoy! Similarly, Micron Bags and layering are important steps to ensure the quality and potency of the final product. To ensure your live rosin stays fresh, store it in airtight containers away from direct light and high temperatures. With the right steps and care, you can gain access to a high-quality batch of live rosin.

Bottom Line

In conclusion, making live rosin from fresh buds is a relatively simple process that can lead to a high-quality, flavorful cannabis concentrate. The key is to use the right temperature and pressure settings to ensure optimal terpene preservation. Using fresh buds also helps to maximise potency and flavour. With the right equipment and some practice, anyone can learn how to make live rosin at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is live rosin?

Live rosin is a type of cannabis concentrate that is made using fresh, live cannabis flowers. The flowers are frozen and then pressed to extract the rosin. This process preserves the terpenes and cannabinoids, resulting in a product that is much more potent and flavorful than other types of cannabis concentrates.

2. How do I make live rosin?

There are a few different ways to make live rosin, but the most popular method is to use a rosin press. First, you will need to freeze your cannabis flowers. Then, you will need to place the flowers in a rosin bag or piece of cheesecloth. After that, you will need to apply pressure and heat to the flowers in order to extract the rosin. Once the rosin has been collected, it can be dabbed or used in other ways.

3. What are the benefits of live rosin?

There are many benefits of live rosin, including its potency and flavor. Live rosin is much more potent than other types of cannabis concentrates because it retains all of the terpenes and cannabinoids. Additionally, live rosin has a much more pronounced flavor than other cannabis concentrates. This is because the rosin is made from fresh, live cannabis flowers.

4. How do I store live rosin?

Live rosin should be stored in a cool, dark place in an airtight container. Rosin can also be stored in the freezer for long-term storage.

Live rosin is a type of hash that is made from fresh, live Cannabis plants. It is known for being extremely potent and having a unique flavor profile. Making Live Rosin is not a difficult process, but it does require some special equipment.