Honey Butter
Founded in Mendocino County in 2076, we're a small family business specializing in Solventless extraction and Living Soil cultivation. Our company is based after our iconic 2 dogs, Honey & Butters. We are incredibly grateful to be blessed with this chance in life to share our gifts and express ourselves through our products. We approach the task of running our company from a unique perspective: we are solely responsible for the experience you have, and the impact it has on your senses. From the visuals in our artwork, to the smells, flavors, appearance and effects of our products, everything is done with full intention. We believe that we are all connected and should act accordingly. Every interaction matters. We seek out connection in all facets of our company whether in person or on social media. Every single OM gets answered. There are no dumb questions to us, every person gets respect. Life and its experiences should be celebrated and shared, thats what we've been put here to do.
Honey Butter Cannabis Concentrates
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Papaya Berry Runtz 1g Bubble Hash HoneyButter
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GMO x OZ 1g Bubble Hash HoneyButter
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Gassy Taffy 1g Bubble Hash HoneyButter
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Ghost OG x SkyJaro 2g 2pk Prerolls
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Two Step 2g 2pk Prerolls
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Motor Breath x Banana Punch 1g Live Rosin
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Dulce De Uva 1g Live Rosin
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Display 1g Live Rosin
A Quick Guide to Cannabis Concentrates
Cannabis concentrates are the high end of the potency spectrum — extracts that strip away plant material and leave behind a dense mass of cannabinoids and terpenes. Where flower might test 25% THC, a concentrate can hit 70–90%+. The format spans a wide texture range: shatter (glass-hard), wax and budder (creamy), sauce (terpene-rich liquid), diamonds (crystalline THCA), and rosin (pressed, solventless).
The biggest dividing line in concentrates is solvent vs. solventless extraction. BHO (butane) and CO₂ extracts use chemical solvents to pull cannabinoids from the plant, then strip the solvent out in post-processing. These are extremely efficient and produce highly stable products. Solventless concentrates — ice water hash, rosin, live rosin — use only cold water, heat, and pressure. Solventless is generally considered the premium tier: cleaner profile, fuller flavor, no risk of solvent residue. Live rosin (rosin pressed from fresh-frozen ice water hash) is widely regarded as the top of the quality pyramid.
Most concentrates are consumed via dabbing — vaporizing a small amount on a hot quartz banger in a dab rig. Modern e-nails and dab pens make this far more approachable than the torch-and-timer setups of a decade ago. For beginners, a single-temp e-nail or a portable dab pen lets you experience concentrates without the equipment investment. Atrium's concentrate menu covers everything from value live resin to award-winning solventless rosin from California's top hash makers.
About Cannabis Concentrates
What are cannabis concentrates?
Cannabis concentrates are highly potent extracts made by removing plant material and leaving behind cannabinoids and terpenes in a concentrated form. They include wax, shatter, live resin, rosin, distillate, and diamonds. Concentrates typically range from 60–99% THC, compared to 15–30% in flower.
What's the difference between BHO and solventless concentrates?
BHO (butane hash oil) and CO₂ extractions use chemical solvents to pull cannabinoids from the plant. These require post-processing to remove solvent residue. Solventless concentrates — like rosin and ice water hash — use only heat, pressure, and cold water. Solventless products are generally considered cleaner and more flavorful, though they are typically more expensive.
What equipment do I need to consume concentrates?
The most common method is dabbing — you need a dab rig, a banger (quartz nail), a torch, and a dab tool. Wax pens and dab pens provide a portable alternative that heats concentrate with a battery-powered coil. Some consumers also add small amounts of concentrate to flower bowls or joints for enhanced potency.
What is live resin?
Live resin is made from fresh-frozen cannabis — plant material that is frozen immediately after harvest rather than dried and cured. This preserves a fuller terpene profile compared to traditional extraction methods. Live resin typically has a more complex, flavorful aroma and effect profile than distillate-based concentrates.
What's the difference between rosin and resin?
Resin (specifically live resin) is solvent-extracted using butane or propane. Rosin is solventless — extracted using only heat and pressure applied to hash, kief, or flower. Live rosin combines both ideas: rosin pressed from fresh-frozen ice water hash, generally considered the top of the solventless quality pyramid.
What's the ideal dab temperature?
Most concentrates dab best between 500°F and 600°F. Lower temperatures (500–550°F) preserve terpenes and flavor; higher temperatures (550–600°F) produce thicker vapor but burn delicate terpenes. A quartz banger with a carb cap and a thermometer (or e-nail) gives you the most consistent results.
How should I store concentrates?
Most concentrates should be stored in airtight non-stick silicone or glass containers in a cool, dark place. Live resin and sauce benefit from refrigeration to preserve terpene profile and texture. Avoid temperature swings — repeatedly warming and cooling concentrates degrades them faster than steady cool storage.
What are THCA diamonds?
THCA diamonds are crystalline structures of tetrahydrocannabinolic acid — the non-psychoactive precursor to THC. When heated (in a dab rig or vape), THCA converts to active THC. Diamonds often test above 95% THCA and are typically sold in "sauce" — a terpene-rich liquid that surrounds the crystals.
