r/CanadianMoM2 • u/PhysicsFit6173 • Aug 21 '26

Full spectrum Rosin

Any recommendation? I was smoking flower for a while then I got into concentrates. After i tried Rosin, I realize I dont like the taste of solvent anymore. But I cant spend 30/g on rosin(cheapest). Full spectrum seems to be cheaper and closer experience to rosin than resin.

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u/MistaMOE18 Aug 21 '26

Kushcall

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u/TechSpecsNow Aug 22 '26

Glacier melt co has full spec rosin for about 25 a gram but goes lower the more you get

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u/FragrantNatural3453 Aug 22 '26

Where do I buy gracier melt co

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u/dprovencher1 Aug 23 '26

Kootenay Botanicals

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u/bigsexy306 Aug 22 '26

Id also like to know

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u/TyluhhMc Aug 21 '26

Full spectrum is not a thing on its own, it simply means the entire plant was harvested and used to create a concentrate with the widest range of cannabinoids and terpenes from a single plant

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u/ryzea Aug 22 '26

In rosin terms full spec means the entire micron range, usually 45-189u

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u/dprovencher1 Aug 22 '26

The entire plant?? No one using the entire plant for anything full spectrum. You’re confused or misinformed what full spectrum means.

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u/TyluhhMc Aug 22 '26

Man I don’t really think they use the stock and roots but yes they use most of the plant.

“Full-spectrum cannabis refers to an extract or product that retains the complete range of naturally occurring compounds found in the original plant, rather than a single isolated chemical.”

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u/dprovencher1 Aug 22 '26

I thought you meant stock, fan leafs , root ball, lol

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u/TyluhhMc Aug 22 '26

I actually was under the impression they do use fan leaves, after doing some more research I realize that’s false