Our journey at Dabstract has always been rooted in passion, persistence, and a genuine love for the cannabis plant. What started as a small operation in a shed, driven by two brothers, Derek and Dylan Thiel, has grown into something much larger. Despite our growth, the heart of our work remains unchanged—quality, authenticity, and the craft of cannabis extraction continue to guide everything we do.

Dabbing has gained popularity as a preferred method of consuming cannabis concentrates due to its potency and efficiency. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dabber, mastering the art of dabbing can enhance your cannabis experience. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover everything you need to know about dabbing concentrates.

Terpenes are essential in the cannabis industry as they contribute to the aroma, flavor, and therapeutic properties of cannabis products. High Terpene Extracts (HTE) are becoming increasingly popular amongst cannabis enthusiasts due to their rich terpene profile.

In this article, we will delve into the world of HTE to discover its production process, benefits, and usage in cannabis products. Additionally, we will explore Dabstract's unwavering commitment to producing the highest quality HTE on the market.

One of our favorite parts of shopping at our local dispensary is looking through the various strain names for some new or old favorites (strains like GSC, Pineapple Express, etc.) We’ve noticed that, no matter what else is popular at the time, strains with OG in the name are always on the shelf. No surprise there: OG is one of the most popular terms in cannabis culture. But it’s also a term with one of the murkiest origins. In this article, we'll explore the term OG and shine a light on the origins of the crown jewel of the OG variety, OG Kush.

It is essential to know that the effects you experience from consuming cannabis are far more complicated than knowing if it is an indica, sativa, or a hybrid. The truth is that there is no significant difference in the effects of indicas, sativas, and hybrids. Although, traditionally, cannabis consumers, budtenders, and others have relied on cannabis types to predict the effects from consuming specific strains, however, a more nuanced approach is required. Rather than depending on the strain’s type, educated consumers are encouraged to focus on the effects of dominant terpenes, flavonoids, esters, and cannabinoids found in the plant. So, the next time you’re at your local dispensary, don't let the bud’s type fool you into thinking you know what effects a strain will have. Instead, ask your budtender about the entourage of dominant terpenes, flavonoids, esters, and cannabinoids in the strain to get a more accurate prediction of what you can expect.

Many of us grew up during a simple time when cannabis consumption consisted of rolling a joint or packing a bowl, the only tools necessary being rolling papers or glass and a lighter. Then came dabable concentrates, and along with them the need for a myriad of tools and accessories – including a blow torch, a dab rig, and products that look more like something from a beehive than from a cannabis plant.

If you’re looking to find out what exactly a dab is, you’ve come to the right place! This blog post will break it down and help you determine whether dabbing is the best form of cannabis use for you, starting with the basics.