ghost - THC-P Badder Concentrate - 4g

THCp is a psychoactive cannabinoid discovered in 2019. It is drawing lots of attention in the world of cannabis science as it is 33x stronger than D9 in its psychoactive properties.

1.Add water to your dab rig’s chamber.

Test the waterline by inhaling with no banger in the downstem. If water backsplashes into your mouth, you have too much water in the rig. You need to pour some out.

Use your torch to heat the banger until it gets red because it’s so hot. You want to apply the torch to the outside and bottom because that’s where you’ll load the concentrate.

2.Wait 30-45 seconds for it to cool down once the banger is hot.

If it is too hot, it will scorch your concentrate, and that’s not how you do dabs.

3.Apply the wax onto the banger with your dabber, then slowly inhale it through the mouthpiece.

Rotate the dabber tip on the hot banger to avoid wasting any wax stuck on it. Use a long, slow inhale because most of the concentrate doesn’t vaporize instantly.

4.Cover the dab with a carb cap and finish inhaling.

The cap helps regulate the airflow and gives you a better hit. This is how to hit a dab rig. 

5.Exhale the vapor and repeat the process.

Remember to be cautious when you first begin dabbing. You don’t want to over-consume the concentrate and green out. It’s easy to do when dabs are so potent.

Read about the different types of wax dabs here.

Check out our blog on how to clean your glass here.

Many dab rigs use a quartz nail, but you also may need to heat up a glass dab rig, which might take longer than you’re used to. Heat your banger for about 30 seconds to start, then allow it to cool for another 30 seconds or so. Adjust both the heating and cooling times as needed to achieve your ideal dabbing temperature. 

HHC is showing to be slightly more potent than Delta 8. Use this product in the daytime or nighttime.

Live badder is a type of cannabis concentrate known for its creamy and viscous consistency. It is made using a process that involves freezing freshly harvested cannabis buds before extracting the cannabinoids and terpenes. The freezing step helps preserve the live resin's high terpene content, which lends to its distinct aroma and flavor profile. It is commonly enjoyed by dabbing or vaping but can be incorporated into edibles, offering an aromatic and flavorful cannabis experience.