What Is Kief?
That fine, sticky dust in the bottom chamber of your grinder isn’t leftovers — it’s some of the most potent part of the flower.
Why it’s strong
Trichomes are where the plant concentrates its cannabinoids, so a pinch of pure kief packs far more punch than the same amount of flower. Go easy.
How to use it
- Top a bowl for extra potency.
- Twax a joint — roll flower, add kief.
- Press it into hash or rosin.
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Shop the menu →Frequently asked questions
What is kief?
Kief is the loose trichomes — the potent resin glands — that fall off flower and collect at the bottom of a grinder.
Is kief stronger than flower?
Yes, considerably. It is concentrated trichomes, so use much less than you would flower.
How do I use kief?
Sprinkle it on a bowl, add it to a joint, or press it into hash. A little goes a long way.
Where does kief come from?
It naturally separates from flower as you handle or grind it, collecting in a grinder’s bottom chamber.