How is Dab made?
Dabs or the term “dabbing” is referring to the inhalation process of cannabis that is in a concentrate form. Cannabis concentrates carry broad flavor profiles and this is one of the most attractive aspects about using this form as cannabis. Vaporizing the concentrated cannabis enhances and releases the flavors that naturally occur in cannabis plants.
 
How to Smoke Dabs
How To Dab Concentrates are typically “dabbed” or smoked using high heat instead of a flame or through a vaporizer or water pipe.
Carts are also a popular form of smoking concentrates, as it is easy to control your dosage and is extremely discreet, allowing you to smoke on the go.
Dabbing, on the other hand, is a more involved process where you heat a specialized glass bowl on a water pipe (known collectively as a “Dab Rig”) to extreme temperatures using a torch, and then placing the oil into the bowl where it is capped, vaporized, and then smoked through the bong.
There are portable dab rigs that do the same thing as a traditional dab rig, but the temperature can be controlled and can be used on the go.
It is recommended to start with a very small amount (maybe even less than the size of a grain of rice) until you understand the full effect concentrates will have on you.
 
Strain Info:
When properly cured, the primary aroma that rises off of buds of B-52 is mellow and earthy, like a musty basement. On closer inspection, there are also some woodsy hints of pine. Grinding up these pebbly buds releases all the tang and perfume of parent strain Skunk. When combusted, B-52 burns with a harsh and potentially eye-watering smoke. On the exhale, this smoke tastes sweet and dank.
Despite its mostly indica roots, B-52 is a strain that doesn’t take very long to begin working. Shortly after ingesting its thick smoke, consumers may be struck by a head rush that induces some dizziness and a light pressure around the temples. As they adjust to these odd sensations, smokers may be swept into a haze of sensory distortion, in which they perceive sights and sounds with a new intensity. Many users report trippy phenomena like a flattening of depth and perspective, as well as an ineffable sense of time moving more slowly. Those who want to immerse themselves in this kind of psychedelia can enhance the mood by turning on a spacey playlist or movie. Along with these sensory effects, B-52 can also bring a cerebral energy to consumers’ thoughts, helping them to focus on the finer points of detail-oriented work and opening up new associations between seemingly unrelated ideas and concepts. This kind of frenetic thinking can be a good way to stoke conversation in social situations. After some time, B-52’s mental stimulation melts into a more lazy, sluggish mood that’s better suited to lounging around. If dosage is increased, this relaxation can easily progress into full-fledged couchlock, helping consumers slowly meld into their surroundings as the outside world slowly fades away. Because of its sharp decline in energy levels, B-52 is best consumed between later afternoon and early evening.
B-52’s wide-ranging properties give it a few uses for medical cannabis patients as well. The cerebral acuity that comes with the high’s onset can be a good way for those with attention deficit disorders to stay focused. The strain’s upbeat vibe may also help temporarily treat mild to moderate stress and depression. It can also soothe physical pain, whether it’s temporary, as due to injury, or chronic, as due to conditions like lupus or fibromyalgia. Anti-inflammatory properties, meanwhile, can take care of minor irritations like cramps. Because it can induce a fairly disorienting sense of “mindrace,” B-52 is not recommended for patients who are prone to panic or paranoia.