The history of hash making has begun a new chapter with the development of this potent pot product. All hash comes from marijuana (pot) plants. There are as many types of hash and bubble hash as there are marijuana plant strains. Any Hash or Pile of THC powder more than 50% pure resin glands could safely be called Bubble Hash (even if it does not actually bubble when heated).

Hashish (hash) is a concentrated accumulation of "bubbles" that contain the most effective ratio of pure cannabinoids produced by the marijuana plant. These bubbles sit on top of a stalk like a golf ball sits on a tee. In cannagriculture language, this natural mechanism is called a "capitate-stalked resin gland," also known as a "trichome."

Probably the inventor of cold water extraction the bubble bags are still a great solution for high quality hash. They work just like the exactor extractor in that you stir up the product in cold water and then let the glands filter through a number of increasingly smaller screens to filter out plant material and leave only resin glands.

Instead of an automatic setup the bubble bags use a bag-in-bag method. The mixture of water and plant material is mixed in the main bag with the smaller micron bags underneath. Then you slowly pull out each bag and as you go to obtain finer and finer hash. The last bag contains some of the highest quality hash possible.

In this way the outcomes obtained are very high quality hash that "bubbles" when you heat it, producing the name bubble hash.

Methods of Making Bubble Hash:

There are 2 main ways of making hash - one is done dry (pollinator) -. The dry methods, including the pollinators, are more adjustable. If you put great source material in a dry system, you will get the highest grade stuff in the first few minutes of tumbling - this is grade a crystal. If you run it for 15 minutes, you'll start getting greener and greener the more and more contaminated.

The fundamental principal is that dried marijuana is filtered / suspended and or vibrated over or through a screen with the proper mesh size, and the mostly THC resin glands that pass through are then collected pressed, and smoked.

The other one (most popular) is wet using Bubble Bags Wet methods like the Bubble Hash Bags systems are more efficient at getting ALL the resin glands off the pot and can achieve the highest purity. Hash bags come in dissimilar sizes to accommodate the amount of waste / trim you produce during harvest. The size of the bag has no effect on the quality of the hash, only the quantity.

The bubble procedure produces a colorful combination of hashish varieties. Colors include red, yellow, white, maroon, orange, black, golden, lime green, and even translucent.