What is Weed Wax?

Weed wax, also known as marijuana wax or cannabis wax, is a concentrated form of cannabis extract. It is created through butane hash oil (BHO) extraction, which removes the plant’s potent cannabinoids, like THC and CBD, and essential oils called terpenes. The result is a sticky, waxy substance with much higher THC levels than traditional cannabis flowers, making it a potent option for experienced users.

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• How to Make Weed Wax
• How to Smoke Weed Wax
• How Long Does Weed Wax Last?
• How Long Does Weed Wax Stay in Your System?
• Conclusion

How to Make Weed Wax

Disclaimer: Making weed wax can be dangerous due to the flammable solvents involved.

1. Preparing the cannabis: Start by grinding your cannabis flowers into small pieces.
2. Extraction: Place the ground cannabis in an extraction tube and cover the open end with a coffee filter. Add butane to the other end to extract the cannabinoids and terpenes.
3. Evaporation: Collect the resulting liquid in a glass dish and allow the butane to evaporate. This step is crucial, as inhaling butane can harm your health.
4. Purging: Use a vacuum chamber to remove any remaining butane. This step ensures a purer and safer final product.
5. Scraping: Once the wax is stable, use a dabber tool to collect the wax from the glass dish.

How to Smoke Weed Wax

Weed wax is commonly consumed through a method called “dabbing”. You’ll need a dab rig similar to a bong but designed specifically for concentrates.

1. Heat the nail: Use a torch to heat the dab rig’s nail until it’s red-hot.
2. Cool the nail: Allow the nail to cool for about 30 seconds.
3. Apply the wax: Use a dabber tool to apply a small amount of weed wax to the hot nail.
4. Inhale the vapor: As the wax vaporizes, inhale the vapor through the mouthpiece of the dab rig.

Alternatively, you can use vaporizers designed for concentrates or sprinkle a small amount of wax on top of cannabis flower in a pipe or joint.

How Long Does Weed Wax Last?

The effects of weed wax typically set in quickly, often within a few seconds to a minute, and can last several hours. The duration of the high depends on factors such as individual tolerance, the amount consumed, and the product’s potency.

How Long Does Weed Wax Stay in Your System?

The length of time weed wax stays in your system depends on factors like frequency of use, metabolism, and body fat. THC from weed wax can be detected in blood for up to 48 hours, in urine for up to 30 days, and in hair follicles for up to 90 days. However, these timeframes can vary based on individual circumstances.

Conclusion

Weed wax is a potent cannabis concentrate that offers a powerful and fast-acting high for experienced users. If you’re curious about trying weed wax or other cannabis products, visit EMBR Dispensaries, where our knowledgeable budtenders can guide you through the process and help you find the right products for your needs.