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Live resin comes from cannabis that is frozen right after harvest. Producers drop whole plants into cryogenic conditions within 30 minutes to an hour, sometimes using dry ice at about minus 78 degrees Celsius, to lock terpenes that would otherwise evaporate. The result smells closer to the fresh plant and often carries bright, strain-specific notes you remember from the yard or greenhouse. How producers make live resin Harvest, freeze, extract, then finish. First, harvesters freeze trimmed flower or whole colas quickly to preserve delicate monoterpenes like pinene and limonene. After freezing, processors run cold, solvent-based extraction with butane and/or propane inside closed-loop machines at low temperatures, often around minus 40 degrees Celsius. Solvents are removed under vacuum and mild heat to leave a concentrated matrix of cannabinoids and terpenes. Finally, makers whip or chill that concentrate to coax particular textures. Small changes in temperature for 12 to 72 hours...