Fresh-frozen Washington flower, washed in ice water and pressed into rosin by Heylo in SODO, loaded into a new ceramic-oven all-in-one and a one-gram 510.

Everyone called it TreeHash anyway, so now the box does too.
A postless ceramic oven that runs at low temperature and respects the terpenes, two heat settings, a session preheat that keeps it from clogging, USB-C and a no-nonsense screen for battery and heat.
New paperboard packaging with the topographic lines of Mt. Rainier, and the return of Demon Slayer, Electric Lemonade and Purple Hindu Kush.


Five clicks turns it on or off. Three changes the heat, and two runs the preheat. The same instructions are printed on the back of the card.
Ice-water hash takes only the trichome heads and leaves the rest of the plant behind.
The flower is frozen whole within hours of coming down, before it dries. The terpenes that curing usually loses stay locked in the trichome.
Frozen flower is stirred gently in ice water. Cold makes the trichome heads brittle, so they break away and sink while the plant stays whole.
The heads come out through fine mesh and go into a freeze dryer. What's left is hash.
Heat and pressure turn the hash into rosin, ready for the all-in-one's ceramic oven.

The hash in every TreeHash pen is washed, sieved, dried and pressed at Heylo in SODO. Lab tours run most weeks.
Every TreeHash batch goes to a state-licensed lab. The certificate of analysis is printed as a QR code on the box, and it lists the cannabinoids, the terpenes, and what's not in there. Pesticide-free and Washington DOH General Use compliant.
See the dropsCascade Kush, Cosmic Crispy Treat and Twin Peaks are on shelves now. Demon Slayer, Purple Hindu Kush and Electric Lemonade are on deck. One strain per pen, each washed on its own.
TreeHash is going into stores across Washington now. If your shop doesn't have it yet, ask them to carry it.
In Ohio, Treehaus makes flower and the all-in-one, grown and made in Cleveland by Cielo Jardin, licensed by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.