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A delightful blend of Garden Greens favorites...Triple OG and Super Lemon Haze. Tasty and great for all day fun! Discover the world of High Terpene Extracts (HTE) and their unique characteristics and benefits. What is High Terpene Extract: The Origins High Terpene Extracts (HTE) are a type of full-spectrum cannabis concentrate known for its high concentration of terpenes. These extracts are created by carefully preserving the complex range of compounds found within the raw cannabis plant, resulting in robust and flavorful concentrates. The origins of HTE can be traced back to the desire to create concentrates that capture the essence of the cannabis plant. By preserving the terpene profile, HTEs provide a more complete experience compared to other concentrates, which may have a higher concentration of cannabinoids but lack the rich flavors and aromas that terpenes provide. HTEs are made by extracting the cannabinoids and terpenes from the cannabis plant using various methods, such as solvent extraction or mechanical separation. This process allows for preserving the natural terpene profile, resulting in highly aromatic and flavorful concentrates. Adding terpenes back to cannabis concentrates is also a common practice in the cannabis industry when the concentrates don’t have a naturally high terpene concentration. The Science Behind HTE The science behind HTE revolves around the unique properties of terpenes and their interaction with cannabinoids. Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in various plants, including cannabis, that contribute to their distinct flavors and aromas. In addition to providing sensory experiences, terpenes also play a role in the entourage effect, which refers to the synergistic interaction between cannabinoids and other compounds in the cannabis plant. To create a good HTE, lab processors must carefully extract the cannabinoids and terpenes using methods that minimize the loss of these volatile compounds. There are many different ways to extract the cannabis concentrate, such as solvent extraction or mechanical separation. The high terpene concentration in HTEs also contributes to their unique consistency. Due to their thick, viscous texture, HTEs are often referred to as “saucy” concentrates. Their thick consistency also makes them easier to handle and manipulate, allowing for a more enjoyable dabbing or vaporizing experience. Types of HTE Various types of HTE are available, each with its unique characteristics and ter