Weed Budder

Budder is one of the most popular consistencies of maijuana concentrate. The consistency of budder weed is somewhere between solid and liquid. It won’t be as runny as a sappy oil and it won’t be as solid as shatter. Budder is typically made by dousing weed in butane, CO2 or another chemical solvent and purging it out so only cannabis extract is left.

Budder weed is one of many forms of marijuana concentrate. For a while, the concentrate community was all about high-cannabinoid, stable concentrates like shatter. However, as of lately, concentrates that are closer to sauce in consistency with stronger aromas seem to be favored. Cannabis connoisseurs have shifted their interests to terpenes for a more therapeutic and flavorful smoke.

If you’re not sure whether to pledge your allegiance to sauce or to shatter, budder weed is a solid middle ground. The potency and terpenes will vary more due to the grower and extractor than the consistency. So pick budder if you prefer the consistency. Pieces of shatter will break off and fly away if you go at it with a tool when it is too stable. Oils are hard to keep on a tool for more than a few seconds. Budder, on the other hand, is by far one of the easiest concentrates to scoop and serve consistently.

Budder weed, otherwise called budder wax, is a kind of THC-rich cannabis concentrate. Budder is golden/yellowish and intently looks like standard spread in surface. This rich consistency is accomplished through a really muddled cycle. And that will be covering somewhat in the relatively near future.