Wedding Cake Crumble

Well, let’s take a look at what this product is. It’s a concentrate. Which, as you have already alluded to, is a form of cannabis that is basically a more “concentrated” form of THC. These items have higher than usual THC percentages, but that doesn’t mean their scents will be increased. In fact, it is usually the process involved in making the concentrate that is responsible for its lack of terpenes. Terpenes are what give off the scent of marijuana, which is usually enjoyed in the floral form. But, that said, there are methods in which cannabis can be concentrated and extracted, while still maintaining its original terpene profile, but that’s something you’ll need to keep an eye out for. Also, don’t forget to ask your budtender this kind of stuff. They are always happy to help out.

Why is that concentrates rarely have a smell to them? I thought that, since there was so much THC in these things, that they would stink to high heaven, in the best way possible. But, for the most part, I rarely pick up on any scent profiles when dealing with concentrates. Why is that?

This Wedding Cake makes me want to “commit” to dabbing for the rest of my life. After smoking this concentrate, I’m not sure if I’ll ever buy flowers again.

Before this, I only had the flower version of wedding cake, so I figured it was about time that I tried to dab some of it. And, boy, am I happy I did. It still tasted as earthy and creamy as usual, but it was a bit more subdued. Which I’m sure is just because it’s a concentrate, but nevertheless, it tasted great and got me super high.