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Cannabis moon rocks are basically the “champagne” of the pot world. Some people even call them the Caviar of cannabis.
They’re made up of different pot products that are all rolled into one very potent nug and smoked.
They became a thing when West Coast rapper Kurupt brought it to people’s attention and eventually trademarked his own brand of moon rocks.
As for the name, they do look like moon rocks. But their ability to send even the most seasoned cannabis consumer flying extra high might have something to do with it, too.
How are they made?
Moon rocks are made by taking a nugget of cannabis and dipping it in concentrate, or hash oil.
They’re usually made with topshelf flower and concentrate, but can be made with any strain.
The coated nugget is then rolled in kief. Kief, also called pollen or dry sift, is the sticky crystals that cover the cannabis flower. This crystal residue contains terpenes and cannabinoids.
How strong are they?
It varies from batch to batch. The potency depends on how it’s made, who’s making it, and the ingredients used.
Florida Cannabis Supply Moon rocks typically hover around 60 percent Total active cannabinoids. To help put that into perspective, popular strains found in other dispensaries typically range from 17 to 28 percent total active cannabinoids. <