Dry Static Sift Hash

Dry Static Sift Hash Dry static sift hash is a type of cannabis concentrate made by sifting dry cannabis buds and trim through a series of fine screens or mesh. This process separates the trichomes, which contain most of the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes, from the plant material. Here’s a detail description of the process and characteristics of dry sift hash: Process: 1. *Preparation of Plant Material*: The cannabis plant material (buds and trim) is dry and sometimes frozen to make the trichomes more brittle and easier to separate. 2. *Sifting*: The dry cannabis is gently rub or agitate over a series of screens or meshes with varying micron sizes. This sifting process allows the trichomes to fall through the mesh while leaving larger plant material behind. 4. *Pressing (Optional)*: The kief can be press into hash using a hash press, creating a more solid and cohesive product. This step is optional and depends on the desired final form of the hash. Characteristics: – *Texture*: It can vary from a fine, sandy consistency to a more granular texture. When press, it can form a solid, sticky hash.