If you are an ‘experienced’ cannabis consumer, you’ve probably heard of dabbing. Even if you haven’t tried it yet, you’ve probably seen dab rigs and concentrates on your dispensary shelves and wonder what it might feel like or how to use it properly. Well, rest assured! We’re going to answer all of your most burning (pun intended) questions about the dabbing process and give you some insight of what a dab is.
In short, the key to a perfect dab is simply good timing, temperature, and technique. Other than that there’s really not much more to dabbing, so it’s easy to break it all down.
Dabbing is obviously very different from smoking, but that’s all it is: different. It’s still easy with the right equipment, there’s just no rolling, grinding, or measuring of flower required, which is why the dabbing tool kit differs so much from your rolling kit.
The standard way to take a dab is to heat the dab nail to a high-enough temperature and use a dabber tool to scoop the dab (concentrate) directly to the nail. The next step, probably your favorite, would be to start inhaling by finishing off the hit with a carb cap.
There are three different, but effective, methods for taking a dab, and just like most other forms of cannabis, there’s at least one consumption method you can find that suits you, and here are the three best options you can explore.
For you to dab, it does not even need to be hot. However, if you have a classic dab rig that requires heating the dab nail, then it is a necessity. So, the ideal temperature that suits most of the rigs is 545-570°F. At this temperature, you can extract just the right amount of flavor, essence, and potency without ruining the dab.
However, if you’re looking to capture the maximum flavor then 350°F would be the best temperature, whether it be the dab itself or the dab nail heated to this temperature. In any case, if you wish to escape the heating hassle, electronic rigs or e-nails are a great choice.
The time for heating the dab rig can vary depending on the physical traits of your concentrates (e.g., thickness, quality, etc.). Ideally, you should be heating the dab rig for about 30 seconds and then let it cool for less than a minute. Around 45 to 50 seconds is a perfect cooling time.
Live resin is not at all the same as traditional dabs. Apart from the difference in terpenes, there are other key differences between the two: Traditional dabs are made from dried, cured, and ground cannabis buds. Live resin, on the other hand, is created using marijuana flowers that are freshly harvested.
You can easily use the glass dab banger (or nail) by following these few simple and easy steps:
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