Cannabis rosin is a concentrated form of cannabis extract that is produced through a process called rosin pressing. This method involves using heat and pressure to squeeze resinous sap from the cannabis plant, resulting in a highly potent and flavorful substance.

Here’s a basic overview of how cannabis rosin is made:

Starting Material: High-quality cannabis flower, kief (trichome crystals), or hash can be used as the starting material.

Preparation: The cannabis material is typically placed between two sheets of parchment paper to prevent sticking.

Heat and Pressure: The parchment-covered cannabis is then subjected to heat and pressure, usually through the use of a specialized rosin press. The heat and pressure cause the trichomes to release their essential oils, which contain cannabinoids, terpenes, and other beneficial compounds.

Collection: The extracted resin is collected from the parchment paper, leaving behind the plant material.