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⫸STICKY⫷ Hash Poll

Which is your favorite?


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I don't know what I had but one time I had some good Moroccan hash out in Amsterdam. Mixed perfectly with the za and it was like that little bit of extra salt on fries that makes it perfect. You couldn't tell it was there, but you sure felt it and tasted it.

Also kief is great but it makes me sneeze and cough like a mofo.
I get the sneezes like a mofo
 
Lebanese blonde.hash following atomic war, is the greatest hash on planet earth. Radioactive Lebanese blonde hash

I wanna try the Lebanese red hash. Ive seen it in the past but ive just never gotten it. Blonde hash is the most common on the market here but the strains are different then what you would get in Lebanon naturally. Salt island spring here in BC was actually my fav hash. Old skipper black hash with some morphine had me nodding into my dinner and had my brother telling me to go to fuckin sleep out of it lol

Unicorn piss bubble hash was also really good
 
I wanna try the Lebanese red hash. Ive seen it in the past but ive just never gotten it. Blonde hash is the most common on the market here but the strains are different then what you would get in Lebanon naturally. Salt island spring here in BC was actually my fav hash. Old skipper black hash with some morphine had me nodding into my dinner and had my brother telling me to go to fuckin sleep out of it lol

Unicorn piss bubble hash was also really good
true, sounds good to.
 
I make dank bubble and bulk finger hash with my hands. I will take the pepsi challenge with Amsterdam any day
I dont consider myself a connoisseur
Nothing like this compares to mixing Scissor hash with fresh flower from the same run.

Usually I dont wash more than 70gs, my bags handle 60 but I tend to just keep adding more.

Really giving the Sambo creek filtration a good time. something I continue to pursue. Plasmastatic on the way too it.

@paranoid android have you seen the sambo creek filtration?
 
I dont consider myself a connoisseur
Nothing like this compares to mixing Scissor hash with fresh flower from the same run.

Usually I dont wash more than 70gs, my bags handle 60 but I tend to just keep adding more.

Really giving the Sambo creek filtration a good time. something I continue to pursue. Plasmastatic on the way too it.

@paranoid android have you seen the sambo creek filtration?

No not familiar with it at all. What is it?
 
It claims to clean impurities from material
At 99% just trichome heads.

Separating using the positive charges and negative charges to remove excess plant material stalks fibers dust.

No heat. No water. No solvents.
 
Hashish from the middle east goes back centuries...

It cannot be compared with...



Then there is always BC online.

Lebanese blonde hash

And Lebanese red...


Very nice...
 
Hashish is more than a concentrate—it’s a cultural legacy, a centuries-old expression of cannabis at its finest. From Moroccan fields to Amsterdam coffee shops to New York dispensary shelves, hash holds its place as one of the most respected and timeless ways to consume the plant. In a world filled with rapid innovation in weed products, hash still demands reverence.

At its core, hash is the purest expression of cannabis resin. It's the sticky essence of trichomes, hand-collected or sieved, pressed together to create dense, fragrant blocks or spheres that offer powerful highs with rich, nuanced flavor.

There’s something magical about watching a hash ball heat and bubble under flame, releasing thick, velvety smoke. It’s not just about THC—though it packs plenty—it’s about the full-spectrum experience: cannabinoids, terpenes, and that signature hashish warmth that creeps through your body and mind.

Hash has always been favored by cannabis purists and world travelers alike. It was the go-to for artists, poets, and musicians throughout history—from the Parisian hash clubs of the 1800s to beat poets in Tangier. It’s not just a buzz—it’s inspiration, clarity, relaxation, and connection rolled into one


Today, the love for hash is experiencing a well-deserved revival. As the legal cannabis market matures, connoisseurs are turning back to this ancient concentrate. Brands like Silly Nice, with its Frosted Hash Ball and 1G Bubble Hash, are bringing artisan hashish into the spotlight again—solventless, flavorful, and potent. With THC percentages often above 50% and flavor profiles that hit with depth, these products represent a return to cannabis excellence.
 
Apparently the 70's had the good old golden seal putty hash that was fantastic.

These days ice water hash, or dry sieve pressed hash is very good.



Great hash doesn’t just get you high—it elevates the experience. It brings a sense of ceremony back to cannabis consumption. In an industry that often races toward convenience, hash reminds us to slow down and savor.
 
Unlike solvent-based concentrates, traditional hash is made through simple, tactile methods—ice water, heat, or pressure—resulting in a cleaner, more natural extract.

It’s a practice rooted in craftsmanship. Smoking hash is a ritual: slow, intentional, satisfying. Whether crumbled into a joint, smoked in a pipe, or dabbed if modernized, hash demands attention, and in return, delivers an unmistakably full-bodied effect.

Bags of trim is the preference and a priority for making bubble hash then the shatter.


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Humans aren’t the only ones who seem to gravitate towards the marijuana plant. Turns out, even bees love the buzz, but for a slightly different reason.

A new study by researchers at Cornell University published in the journal of Environmental Entomology finds that bees are super attracted to the cannabis plants because they can’t get enough of its sweet, sweet pollen.

This study supports the results of a similar one conducted by Colorado University last year and opens up options for scientists to save the depleting bee population around the world.

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vice.com, "Study Finds Bees Don't Just Love Cannabis — it Can Also Help Save Their Dying Populations"

Yes, honeybees visit the plants. They get absolutely covered in its pollen. They also absolutely love the spicy oregano when it's flowering. The spicy oregano is so easily grown and it's drought resistant


Spice is the variety of life.

And you can get out the wooden pipe (the straight one) just for hash...

If you isolate certain thcs in the Marijuana variety a person can trip balls.
 
I loved rosin the most. I did stop weed for a couple of months now. My vaporizer broke down after 3 years and I couldn‘t repair it. I hit the bong for a while but my lungs were fucked too much from it so I put it away. I loved hash much more than regular cannabis though, every single type. Vaporizer was great but doing it with the bong I had to add a flower to burn it properly, or light it with a torch lighter - which was so much better in all regards anyways, burnt it fully and got everything out of it. In the end I always got Rosin and just a few g of regular weed to help with the burn. Also hash lasted much longer than regular weed so it was cheaper long term
 
When did marijuana and hash become neglected from arborist sentimentents and engineers circles, and abolitionists were so busy with bodily autonomony they excluded their work as being as damn far apart from design for machining and commercial enterprising textiles. while its popular stigma rocketed it to new peers, never considerd for logos for US EPA. Though it has plenty of admiration in places holiday Tippah valley for a week or better, Uncle Sam sympathies died long ago and he didnt even get a key for ignition. Has zero fuel. To spark their own marijunana vehicle fleet and acknowledge their heritage of automobiles and marijuana hemp in the US. Damn fine job polling policy when i can think of a bunch of stoners dont want or care about the tread of 265/65 michelins, but want the heartland to be aficionados of terpenes michelin sommeliers of terpenes. . Let's change the subject on the hash poll. Lets agree the hypothetical big.brother cant get out the driveway. Can we just start this.thing about cannabis grey areas for textiles and dept of.transport, Henry ford, and giant marijuana hemp plants. im sure some have given this a verbage "treefer"
Many are familiar. Oh good. Dont be slow. And I will.meet you there.
 
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