Rainbow Pave Live Resin Budder

Apples & Bananas x Pave

With rich purple undertones, bright reddish-orange pistils, and shimmering white trichomes, this dreamy hybrid shows its true colors straightaway. Sweet berries are immediately evident on the nose, followed by a touch of earthy pine. Its fruity, mildly spicy inhale sets off a crescendo of vivid creativity, focus, and giddiness that fades into temperate relaxation. Given its higher levels of THC, Rainbow Pave is a daytime treat, and connoisseurs will certainly appreciate its kaleidoscope of nuanced effects.

Consumption Methods:

Orally - On food, infused in oil base, fill empty capsules.

Sublingually - Place under tongue for 1-2 minutes before swallowing. May have a faster onset time than oral consumption methods.

Topically - Directly on the skin or mixed into different bases.

Inhalation - Used to infuse flower products. Can be used to twax joints. Also used in concentrate form for dabbing. Can also be vaped.

How to Use Dablicator:

When you twist the top, riveted portion of the FSHO dispenser clockwise, a plunger extends from the tip (like a retractable pen), revealing a series of incremental black lines. One black line is equal to 55 milligrams (or .055 grams) of extract. To figure out how much THC is in that 55-milligram measurement, multiply the total milligrams of THC (roughly 787) by .055, and voilà – approximately 43 milligrams of THC per “dose.”

If you are new to extracts, 5-10 milligrams of THC is generally ideal. In the case above, 43 milligrams of THC from the FSHO dispenser would be on the high side for beginners. For ultra-precise dosing, consider weighing with a milligram-grade scale. If that’s not handy, an extract the size of half a grain to a full grain of rice is a good point of reference.

No heat, rig, or other equipment necessary. Often compared to RSO, many medical patients swear by FSHO to give their usual routine a boost. However, any enthusiast can appreciate the depth of its strain-specificity and dimension of full-spectrum effects.