Cryo Cured Resin

Live resin on a higher level. A new category fresh out the FREEZER! Our flower is harvested at peak trichome ripeness and immediately placed in a cryogenic freezer below -238 degrees This process preserves up to 50% of the terpene and cannabinoid profiles optimizing flavor and user experience

Cryo cured resin cake

 Cryro Cured live resin is top left to the professionals. For centuries, growers have harvested marijuana buds and other plant material separated and left to dry out for to 10 days, and finally cured. Smokable edibles flower, and many oil extracts are developed during the curing process. The consistency of cryo live resin can differ depending on the raw material used in the production. Its signature golden color develops based on the flower strain. If you check the RISE items on our site, for example, you can view it comes in many shades of yellow to almost white. Cryo can be soft and sticky, or fluid, like sauce or oil. The terpene tends to be liquid-like oil. So, the amount and the type of terpenes determine the consistency and texture of live resin.

What is cryo cured resin?

Cryo cured live resin by CAKE SHE HITS DIFFERENT is a cannabis concentrate extracted from newly harvested cannabis plant material that has been flash-frozen at sublevel temperature, blasted with solvents like propane, butane, or butane hash oil, and pressed. This special extraction method is actually what makes this concentrate so valued. It permits the curing and drying steps to be skipped. Instead, the “live” or fresh plant is frozen soon after the harvesting. This describes why certain cannabis plants you may have seen in the market are categorized as “live”. People generally explain live resin as “terpy” and it’s simple to view why. Live resin contains the fresh aromas of monoterpenes, the heavier flavors of sesquiterpenes, and important amounts of THC. The production of live resin is not simple and trying it at home actually is not advised. It needs specialized equipment and deep understanding of the process.