What is Hash A guide to hashish, its history, and how its made.

What is Hash? What is Hashish? Maybe you've glanced at the hash available on dispensary shelves and wondered about its creation, or perhaps you've even entertained the idea of crafting it yourself. #cannabis #cannabiseducation #cannabisproducts #resin #thc 🌿 Welcome, fellow enthusiasts! Today, we're delving into the rich history and craft of hash, also known as hashish. From ancient civilizations to modern techniques, we'll uncover its origins and how to make it right at home. But before we dive in, make sure to hit that like button and subscribe to our channel for more intriguing content like this. Now, let's embark on this journey through time and technique. 🕰️ Tracing back to ancient civilizations, hash, or hashish, has been a revered substance for its psychoactive properties. Cultivated in Central Asia around 10,000 years ago, cannabis was not only valued for its fiber and seeds but also for the potent resinous trichomes on its flowers. This resin was processed to create the hashish we know today, a word derived from Arabic meaning 'grass.' 🌱 Civilizations like the Assyrians, Scythians, and ancient Egyptians documented the use of cannabis resin, and by the medieval era, it had become a significant part of Middle Eastern culture, especially among Sufi mystics and poets like the Persian poet Rumi. As trade routes expanded, so did the spread of hashish, reaching North Africa, Europe, and the Americas, where it continued to be used both recreationally and medicinally. 🌍 For those interested in the craft of making hash at home, starting with the kief is pretty straightforward. You'll need kief, parchment paper, tape, scissors, boiling water, a mason jar, and a towel. Begin by shaping your kief into a tight lump on parchment paper. Wrap it securely, using tape to seal and trimming excess paper. Then, take a mason jar filled with boiling water and roll it over the parchment-wrapped kief, applying pressure for about 10 minutes. Afterward, freeze it for an hour. Once chilled, unwrap your creation and enjoy your homemade hash! 🏠 If you're up for a more involved process, crafting Bubble Hash is your next adventure. You'll need two 7-pound bags of ice, dried cannabis buds, four 25-micron mesh drying sheets, towels, two 5-gallon buckets, a large serving spoon, a kitchen sink with a spraying nozzle, and the mini-washing machine. Start by preparing your mesh drying sheets on towels. Then, alternate layers of ice and buds in the micron bag and place it in the washer. Add water and mix for 12 minutes, followed by a 10-minute rest. Sift the mixture through stacked Bubble Bags, spraying the hash through the bags to collect trichomes. Repeat for each bag to maximize yield and allow the hash to dry for up to two days before indulging. 🛁 Thanks for joining us on this fascinating journey through the history and production of hash! If you enjoyed this video and learned something new, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel for more content like this. Sharing is caring, so be sure to share this video with your friends who might find it interesting. And if you have any questions or suggestions for future videos, feel free to leave them in the comments below. Until next time, happy experimenting, and remember to stay curious! 🌟 All Rights Reserved. Owned By Cannabis Guy @CannabisGuy Copyright 2024.