Crumble

Crumble is created through solvent extraction followed by a unique purging process. The extract is whipped and then vacuum-purged at low temperatures for an extended period, sometimes 24 to 72 hours. This prolonged, gentle purge removes moisture and solvents while creating the characteristic crumbly, airy texture. The low-heat process helps preserve some terpenes, though crumble typically has a more muted aroma than wetter concentrates like live resin or sauce.

Crumble is one of the easiest concentrates to handle because it does not stick to tools or fingers like wax or sauce. It can be broken into small pieces for dabbing, sprinkled on top of flower in a bowl or joint, or loaded into a concentrate vaporizer. The dry texture makes it particularly well-suited for adding to joints and blunts, as it distributes evenly throughout the cannabis without creating wet spots that burn unevenly. Potency typically ranges from 60% to 90% THC.