Grand Daddy Purple Crumble Wax

Grand Daddy Purple Indica Dominant Hybrid Crumble Strain

Grand Daddy Purple is an indica dominant strain and is a cross between Big Bud and Purple Urkle. This blend explains why it has a complex berry and grape aroma while its nugs are oversized with a compact bud structure. The nugs are incredibly dense and fuzzy with deep purple hues that run throughout the buds. Additionally, the nugs are covered by orange hairs and contrast well with its resin-coated buds. What really sets this strain apart from the others is that it is easy to identify by the taste alone.

What is Crumble?

Crumble is a type of cannabis concentrate that is dry and powdery, and can easily crumble apart, which is how it got its name. Unlike solventless cannabis concentrates, such as hash, crumble is made with a solvent like butane.

Cannabis enthusiasts often prefer crumble due to its potency and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, crumble can be consumed in multiple ways, so you can choose your preferred method of use.

What’s the Difference between Crumble & Wax?

Different types of cannabis concentrates, like wax and crumble (not to be confused with crumble wax), are produced in a specific way, resulting in distinct products. Budder and crumble, for example, are both forms of wax that are made by adjusting the level of moisture in the oil, the extraction heat, and the amount of agitation during the manufacturing process.

Crumble has a powdery and dry texture because it is made using pre-purge oils that have more moisture, thicker consistency, and different temperature compared to wax or other similar products. This makes it break apart easily unlike other products.

How Do You Use Cannabis Crumble?

Crumble, a form of cannabis product, can be consumed in various ways. Dabbing may not be suitable for some people as crumble is delicate and tends to disintegrate when placed on the nail. Other consumers prefer to smoke crumble using a hand or water pipe, or by adding it to a cone/joint. This consumption method is known as a “topper,” as it enhances the psychoactive effects when added on top of marijuana flower.