High Voltage – HTFSE Sauce – Grease Monkey – Indica

Buy High Voltage – HTFSE Sauce – Grease Monkey at Ganja West Online Dispensary Shop

High Voltage – HTFSE Sauce – Grease Monkey is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through crossing the classic Gorilla Glue #4 with the delicious Cookies & Cream strain. This potent bud brings on the powerful effects and highly addictive flavor, flawlessly fusing those of its parent strains. With each rich inhale comes flavors of nutty vanilla and sweet skunky diesel. The aroma is just as delicious with an earthy pungency accented by sugary skunky diesel and a touch of vanilla.

What is Sauce?

Sauce is a form of concentrate that you can smoke or vape. It has a sticky, liquid consistency. Capturing the full essence and aroma of living cannabis is the primary goal. Known for its texture, Sauce is one kind of cannabis concentrate with high levels of THC. This differentiates it from other concentrates made from dried and cured cannabis plants.

The process to make sauce starts with freshly harvested cannabis plants. Then, plants are frozen to subcritical temperatures. After harvesting, frozen plants are put through a solvent extraction process, using butane, propane, or another solvent.  Eventually, this locks in all of those juices that give your cannabis plant its smell and flavor profiles.

Lastly, the color of sauce can range from light yellow to white. Sauce tends to be potent with a lot of THC. Consumers love it!

How is it Used?

First, when trying out sauce for the first time, our advice is to start with a low dose and go slow. The best way to consume sauce is by dabbing or vaping it. You can also put some in your joints or throw some in a bowl. You should use a dab tool or something else to help collect the concentrate. Take your dabs at a low temperature and pull slowly to fully enjoy the spectrum of flavors.

Finally, you’ll definitely want to keep it cool. This is a substance that will become liquid-y at higher temperatures. As a result, it’s worth getting a silicon container because it tends to adhere to other substances.

Learn more about Sauce here!