Budder

Budder is a concentrated form of THC, the main psychoactive chemical in cannabis (marijuana) that has 80 % – 90 % THC and 82 % – 99.7 % total cannabinoids (THC/CBN/CBD), several times more potent than the buds of the cannabis plant that are usually consumed (5 %–28 %). One hit of "Budder" is equal to one to two full cannabis joints.

Method of creation

The methodology behind "budder" production is still, for the most part, unknown.

Consumption

Inhalation is the primary method of consumption. This is performed by smoking in a pipe, bong, or other conventional marijuana paraphernalia. Alternatively, one could heat a piece of metal, preferably Grade 2 Titanium, with a propane torch, or with a budder-kit, which consists of a butane torch with a small strip of metal attached. It is designed to be heated when the lighter is lit. A minuscule amount (about the size of the head of a pin) of the Budder is applied to the heated metal. This vaporizes the cannabinoids which can then be inhaled. One can also use charcoal and inhaled through a hookah.

Effects

The effects of "budder" are similar to the effects of smoking cannabis.

See also

• Legality of cannabis by country
• Cannabis Culture article that discusses Budder