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There are many different ways to extract the desired components of cannabis. When it comes to concentrates, butane hash-oil (BHO) is the most common form. Live resin is actually a form of BHO, but more of a connoisseur grade one that focuses on maintaining a strong and pure flavour profile. While the production process of standard BHO is relatively simple, producing live resin is a lot more complex.

Live Resin is made the exact same way as cured resin with one key difference: starting material. While cured resin utilizes dried flowers, live resin is made using still-living plants. Live concentrates are made by taking the trichomes from the still-living plants. This is accomplished by harvesting the plant and getting the flowers and sugar leaves into a flash frozen state immediately before the plant has any time to dry or decay. It allows for a more flavorful end product since it prevents the terpenes from being damaged or destroyed before extraction. The cryogenic freezing of fresh and non-dried cannabis blossoms helps to extract a wider range of cannabinoids and terpenes, but it requires very specialist equipment.

You can use live resin by dabbing it in a dab rig, vaping it in a concentrate-compatible vaporizer or vape pen, adding it to cannabis flower in a bowl or joint, or incorporating it into decarboxylated edibles, tinctures, or topicals.

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