When it comes to cannabis concentrates, the consistency of the product is usually closely related to the name of the product. Crumble is, well, crumbly, but it is also flexible, powerful, and tasty. What is falling apart? Here’s a fast introduction to make you more familiar with this interesting marijuana concentrate.

What is Crumble?

Crumble is sometimes also referred to as honeycomb wax, Crumble Wax, and even crumbles, cannabis crumble is a cannabis concentrate that has a more malleable texture than other concentrates. In simple words, the structure is sort of fragmented and dry, so you can crumble the concentrate with your fingers.

You can generally mention crumbling when it’s lined up together with other concentrates simply due to its unique texture and look. The concentrate is light yellow to amber in color and looks a little bit like sugary crumbs. Some crumble products will have a nearly honeycomb texture, yet that texture changes to crumbs when slightly handled.

How is Crumble Made?

Crumble is made with a mix of freezing temperatures and solvent-based extraction. Primarily, the cured flower buds are flash-frozen at an extremely freezing temperature and afterward transitioned quickly into a solvent. This divides the plant product from the cannabinoids and terpenes. Finally, a combination of hot and/or stress might be used to compel the solvent to vaporize in a process typically referred to as extracting. What’s left is the crude crumble.

How to Use Crumble?

Crumble is incredibly versatile. It’s potent enough to be used for dabbing, yet it also works better than something shatter or budder for smoking. Consequently, it can be sprayed on top of a dry flower in a pipe or bong or rolled up with a flower in a joint without hindering the quality of the smoke. This is because the crumble is dryer, less thick, and burns more quickly.

What’s the difference between crumble and wax?

Marijuana wax has more of a waxy consistency, yet due to the ways it is processed, it generally does not have the same aroma or high qualities and can occasionally have lower cannabinoid potency levels. By comparison, wax is smoother and can be less complicated to work with for some.

How much crumble do I use?

Crumble is as powerful as other marijuana concentrates, as high as 90 percent or more. As a result, you do not need a lot of crumble to experience the effects. If you are new to dabbing or concentrating, start with a couple of little products, see how that affects you, and adjust as required.

Once you move beyond the traditional flower, there is a lot to discover in the world of cannabis concentrates. Crumble wax may turn out to be one of your favorites.