119–90µ
Our narrowest selection: primarily first-wash resin from a focused collection window.
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Those little numbers on a hash jar describe a collection window. They tell you which mesh sizes were used to separate resin—not whether one strain or jar is automatically better than another.
Start with the screenA micron (µm) is one-thousandth of a millimeter. In hash making, it measures the openings in a collection screen.
During an ice-water wash, water and separated trichome heads pass through stacked mesh bags. Each bag catches material too large to pass through its openings. A 90µ screen has smaller openings than a 159µ screen.
The number describes the screen—not the potency, aroma, or quality of the finished hash.
For the overall sequence, see Our Process. This guide focuses on the meaning of screen sizes and collection ranges. Our process
A collection range describes the screens selected for a batch. It does not tell you how much of each fraction went into the jar.
These are the collection ranges we use for our live hash rosin tiers. The bars show how broad each window is; they are a visual guide, not a purity or potency scale.
Our narrowest selection: primarily first-wash resin from a focused collection window.
A broader range selected from the first and second washes, with a balance of refinement and body.
Our broadest range, drawing from the first through third washes for a fuller-spectrum expression.
More selective does not mean universally better. A wider collection can carry a character of its own.
Genetics, harvest timing, and the structure of a cultivar’s resin shape what can be collected.
Wash conditions, drying, selection, pressing, and storage all influence the finished jar.
A collection range does not establish potency, safety, or legal status. Lab results apply to the sample identified in the report. Lab results (COA)