Since CBD has taken various forms, enthusiasts now have the opportunity to make a choice based on their preference. And it's not surprising that concentrates are one of them.

Concentrates are more potent than other variations of CBD, and it's solely because this product contains a high dosage of cannabidiol that has a powerful impact on the individual in a relatively short period.

How much is the average cost?

The prices for CBD concentrate differ depending on the type you'll be purchasing. For example, you want to buy a gold seal hash from an online dispensary.

In this case, you would be spending $140 for 1 ounce alone!

This is because the product initially came from the Northern provinces between the Russian border and the Hindu Kush that is practically being distributed across Afghanistan.

What's the process of making a hash?

Hash is produced by mixing stubby and short Kush, along with the bushy and tiny Indicas, before being pressed by hand with the gradual addition of either water or tea.

The process is repeated until its texture becomes elastic and finally releases a strong aromatic smell. The appearance would also look black on the exterior part, while a brown or dark greenish color would resurface on the inside.

The whole thing contains 41.7% THC level, so within 5 minutes, an individual could experience a stony high.

Of course, you're free to make your own if the budget is tight at the moment. And you could do so by only rubbing the crystals from the bud and then compressing them until they look like the hash you see online.

Proper storage is a must.

Since this type of cannabis could be so expensive, I doubt that you'll allow mold to ruin your favorite stash. Luckily, there's proper storage for this product, so you won't have to worry about losing its quality.

Ideally, your wet hash should have gone through the curing and drying process to decrease its water quantity by up to 15% to achieve that desired crispness. Moreover, it guarantees that your product is more stable to transform without losing some of its properties.

As a result, you might want to store the hash in an airtight glass jar and place it on cold, dry, and dark areas to cure its extraction within 3-4 months.

Next is to identify what type of hash you have in your hands. If it's a fresh hash, you should note that your main objective here is to assist in the complete preservation of terpenes without allowing them to degrade. Or in other words, you have to cure it.

Then consider if the material is frozen or not. If it is, you have to keep it in the refrigerator. If it is a complete melt, then the freezer would be preferable.

As long as you don't let your hash become too dry or cure under poor conditions, then you could expect that it'll last for five years at most.

And it's your call if you'll smoke the hash, vape it, or even cook it. Regardless of whichever you choose, you'll still experience the same benefits, anyway.