Black Hash

Black hash, also known as “black hashish,” is a type of cannabis concentrate that is commonly produced in regions like Afghanistan, Morocco, and Lebanon. It is called “black” hash due to its dark colour and distinct texture. Black hash is made by collecting the resin glands, or trichomes, from cannabis plants. The trichomes are then compressed and heated to form a solid, sticky substance. The colour of black hash can range from dark brown to black, and its texture is typically soft and pliable. The dark colour of black hash is a result of the process used to produce it, which often involves hand-rubbing or sieving the cannabis flowers to separate the resin glands. The handling of the plant material during this process can introduce impurities and darken the hashish. Black hash has a rich history and has been used for centuries in various cultures for recreational and medicinal purposes. It is typically consumed by smoking or vaporizing, and its effects can vary depending on the specific strain of cannabis used and the individual’s tolerance and preferences.