Willo Live Resin Strain

Willo sells its live resin as one 1 g product with the strain chosen from a list, and the choices here are Banana Punch, Chocolate Fondue, Pink Rozay and Wedding Crasher. Willo calls it a high-end, premium concentrate made from fresh cannabis flowers rather than buds that were dried and cured.

Four strains, each with a type label

Each strain in the list carries its own type label:

• Banana Punch, labelled hybrid
• Chocolate Fondue, labelled sativa
• Pink Rozay, labelled indica
• Wedding Crasher, labelled hybrid

Willo describes all of its strains in one entry, so the notes on flavour, THC range and storage below apply whichever one is picked.

Fresh flowers at the start

Willo’s page credits the fresh-flower start with keeping the full flavour profile, aromas and flavours included. Live resin generally begins with plants frozen right after harvest, a step that keeps more of their terpenes than drying and curing would. For the process, our live resin guide walks through it, and for the pressed, solventless relative, see live resin versus live rosin.

60 to 70% THC, and a word from Health Canada

Willo gives the THC concentration of its live resin as 60 to 70%. Health Canada‘s lower-your-risks page places extracts in a high-THC group (hash, kief, wax and shatter are the ones it names), and it would rather newcomers and occasional users left them alone. Live resin belongs to the same family of extracts.

Storage, and the Toronto brand

Willo says to keep the gram in a cool, dry spot, with heat and direct sunlight kept off it. Based in Toronto, Willo describes local sourcing, production and packaging on its home page.

Hash rosin (solventless), diamonds, crumble and shatter round out its concentrate range: rosin is pressed using heat and pressure instead of a solvent, diamonds are crystals of THCA, crumble is dry enough to break apart and shatter is glassy and snaps when cold.