Full melt
Selected hash stays as collected resin. Clean-melting batches can be enjoyed without pressing.
Canna Haus Farms / Field guide 05
We grow the plant, collect its resin, and decide how best to present it. Every step stays connected to the same cultivar and harvest.
Follow the processThe process begins before the wash, and it does not end at the press.
This page covers the overall sequence. The individual field guides explain growing environments, consistency names, and micron terminology.
We work with ice water, heat, and pressure. Our live rosin is made without hydrocarbon extraction, artificial flavors, or reintroduced terpenes.
We select cultivars for their resin and grow them in the environment suited to the run: indoor, greenhouse, or sun-grown.
Plants chosen for live rosin are harvested and frozen fresh, rather than dried and cured first, to carry the harvest into the wash.
Cold water and gentle agitation separate trichome heads from the plant. Mesh screens collect the resin in different size ranges.
We dry the collected water hash and assess each wash and micron range before choosing the material for its finished expression.
Not every cultivar or harvest produces the same result. The selection depends on the resin in front of us, not a preset promise for every run.
Selected hash stays as collected resin. Clean-melting batches can be enjoyed without pressing.
Selected hash is pressed into rosin, then offered as fresh press or finished into cold cure or jam.
Full melt and live rosin share the same starting material. Their paths differ after the dried hash is selected.
Explore the consistenciesA finished product is more than its consistency or a single lab number.
For definitions of indoor, greenhouse, and sun-grown, see Cultivation. Cultivation
For collection-range and tier terminology, see the Micron Guide. Micron guide
A COA reports results for a tested sample. Check the report’s sample identity, date, and scope. Lab results (COA)