Green Valley Pink Death Sugar Wax (indica)

Most cannabis concentrates that are used for dabbing are BHO’s or butane hash oils. This includes shatter, wax, budder and others. The process for creating all of them is very similar, but with the different tweaks that give the final product its unique consistency, color, and other properties. The array of extracts might be confusing for some, and we are here to help you figure it out.

One of the varieties of cannabis wax will be the point of focus in today’s article – Sugar Wax.

Not to be confused with sugar wax used for removing hair. Although like all waxes they are similar in consistency, their purpose is completely different.

What Is Sugar Wax?

Sugar Wax is a concentrate that is very similar to shatter. It is created using the same extraction method. It also has a wide range of colors from very light yellow to almost amber. But the consistency and texture will be very different from shatter. Sugar Wax is rich and flavor and a bit easier to handle than other extracts as it is thicker. As the name suggests it will look like sugar, or more precisely wet sugar.

How to Use Cannabis Sugar Wax? 

Sugar Wax is consumed the same way most concentrates are – by heating it up and inhaling the vapor, which is called dabbing.

You can purchase a sophisticated dab rig – a more complicated bong, in layman’s terms.

There is always an e-nail, an electronic apparatus which allows for more control over the process, including precise temperature settings.

One of the simpler and cheaper ways to dab would be to get a nectar collector – kind of like a pipe that you use to inhale the vapor from the heated extract, like a bee hovering over nectar filled flower.

Fans of consuming cannabis concentrates on the go, outside their house, might consider a special portable vaporizer that is suitable for concentrates. Make sure to check on that with the manufacturer, as most vaporizers are only meant for oil, and sometimes flower.

Bowl topping is also a popular option – you spice up your flower filled bowl by putting some extract on the top. But remember that you would need a torch to heat up the extract.

The best temperature for dabbing would be 315-450°F, which will ensure a smooth and pleasant experience.

Pink Death is a rare 100% pure indica hybrid strain created through crossing the potent Death Star with the classic Blood Rose. This bud definitely gets its name from its appearance – each dense heavy little nugget is olive green in color with notable pinkish undertones! Long milky amber hairs and clear crystal trichomes deck each and every leaf of these little nuggets, looking almost pink as well in the right lighting. As you break apart each frosty little nug, aromas of fresh diesel and earthy spice are released. Each delicious inhale brings spicy cinnamon and berries with a kick of earthy diesel the savory exhale. The Pink Death Star high comes soon after your final toke, creeping up on you before taking ahold of both mind and body with brute force. This effect quickly turns stoney, dropping you into a super sleepy and relaxing state that leaves you couch-locked and completely immovable. This effect often ends in sleep, especially if you’re not used to its high potency. Thanks to these effects and its high 12-23% average THC level, Pink Death Star is the perfect choice to treat conditions such as chronic pain, depression, chronic fatigue, muscle spasms, and insomnia.