Sour Diesel

California Honey products are made using 100% organically grown cannabis, sourced directly from trusted farms in our collective network. Using sub-critical liquid carbon dioxide, they extract a fine quality oil and refine it using only heat and pressure. The golden finished product is mixed with natural terpenes, and fruit extracts for a truly special vaping experience.
1 full gram disposable.
Overview
Californian Honey disposables are filled with 1g of premium cannabis THC oil and 10% plant-derived Organic terpenes.
Filled with California Honey’s highest potency extract and the finest terpenes on the market The CG Gold Standard disposables carry a 9:1 Distillate to Flavor ratio. These extra strength options are available in a variety of unique flavors and distinctly color coded by the three strain categories: Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid. The 9:1 oil is housed in a metal debris-free ceramic cartridge unlike any other in the market.
Flavors
Georgie Pie (I), Biscotti (H), Strawnana (H), Creamsicle (H), Chemlato (H), Purple Punch (I), Gelato (H), Ice Cream Cake (I), Sour Diesel (S), and Wedding Cake (H).
In today’s day and age it’s important to make sure we only use the best. With California Honey carts you are able to scratch off and reveal a scan code that will allow you to verify the legitimacy of the cart! so you can enjoy and feel at ease that you’re getting something that is free of pesticides and unwanted chemicals. California Honey 1g Premium Distillate Disposable Carts are smooth and have an amazing taste, and have placed at the top for the clean experience they offer. The carts are disposable but if it ever runs out of battery you may charge them using a hidden USB charge port located at the bottom under the screw bottom.
CO2 oil, sometimes also called CO2 hash oil or CO2 cannabis oil, is the general name used to refer to any cannabis concentrate made using CO2 as a solvent. Beneath the umbrella of CO2 oil there are actually several specific types of cannabis concentrates. But as long as the process through which the concentrate was made uses CO2 as the solvent, the final product can be considered CO2 oil. This also includes CO2 hemp extraction, which uses hemp plants to produce CBD oils and other hemp-derived concentrates.