r/CannabisExtracts • u/Undisclosed-Redditor • 2d ago

Any good?

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I’m newer to dabbing and I’m just curious on a few things. Is fresh canna any good? Are the $60 1 gram pucks worth it? What should I avoid? Just any basic info I would greatly appreciate!

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u/-_Dare_- 2d ago

I have never seen this company before, but... 25 for a gram of live rosin definitely raises some questions from me.

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u/madscientist710 2d ago

Rosin Costs more than it should everyone's getting taxed. People are making Ms growing acres and selling it at 7/g

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u/XxNitr0xX 2d ago

Do you know how much it costs to make hash rosin? Even selling it at 40/G+ they aren't making any money on it.. definitely not taxing people.

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u/madscientist710 1d ago edited 1d ago

My friend can wash 500 lbs of fresh frozen in a 12 hour day by himself. Another 35 hours of labor to squish it all. So let's just say 2 labor hours per lb of finished rosin. Let's just call the labor 30/ hr so 60 per pound. The electricity cost to run the cryo chillers is about 2$ / hour. The cost of screens is approximately 10$ / lb of finished hash if you buy the mesh directly from TWP. Good fresh frozen is around 75/lb on the high side. So 1400/ lb for material. All and all you are into a gram of live rosin around 3.50$ for a commercial producer. Watch this season as better rosin genetics and genetically modified weed from people like 707 grows crush the game. If you grow the input material, your cost per lb of fresh frozen could be less than 5$ instead of 75$.