EDEN Budder | Hybrid

Cannabis budder is the easiest concentrate to actually work with. Dense but pliable, it scoops cleanly off the dabber instead of stringing, and it holds terpenes unusually well.

Made for handling

Budder is whipped during purging, which introduces air and gives it that soft, buttery consistency. Practically, it means it comes off the tool cleanly rather than stretching into threads. If you have ever fought a sticky extract at the end of a jar, this is the format that solves that.

What to expect

• Rich, flavour forward terpene profile
• Balanced effect, both cerebral and physical, suits day or night
• Made from high quality dried or fresh frozen material
• 1 gram

A good first concentrate

Between the stable texture and the balanced effect, budder is where we usually point people making their first move from flower to extracts. It is forgiving to portion and hard to make a mess of.

Start smaller than you think

Concentrates are several times stronger than flower, so the working amount is genuinely tiny. A piece the size of a grain of rice is a real dose for most people. Take one, wait, then decide. Onset is fast enough that you will know within minutes, which makes this an easy format to judge accurately if you give it the chance.

How it is made

Solvent based extraction uses butane, propane or CO2 to strip the cannabinoids and terpenes out of the plant, then purges the solvent back off. Done properly the result is clean, consistent and efficient. Solventless extraction uses only heat, pressure, ice and water. Neither is objectively better. Solventless is harder to produce, which is why it usually costs more.

Storage

Keep concentrates cooler than you would keep flower, and airtight. Glass or silicone, out of the light. If you refrigerate, let the container come back to room temperature before opening so moisture does not condense onto the extract.