// Definition
The concept of selectively breeding cannabis varieties specifically optimized for hashish production, prioritizing traits like resin head size, gland detachability, terpene complexity, and yield rather than flower bag appeal.
// From the Episode
Rob Clarke called for breeders to 'think outside the box' and move away from the 'bud in a bag' model. Bubbleman asked whether hash strains should optimize for yield (e.g., tons of 70-micron sift) or for terpene complexity and experience quality. Sam cited haze as an example: great terpine profile and potency but 'miserable' resin yield, hard to dry-sift. Clarke said economics will ultimately favor yield per agricultural unit, but Sam assured any terpene profile could be bred into any established resin variety.
// Source
Ep. 055 Hash Church LIV 54 →