Freeze
Flower selected for live rosin is frozen shortly after harvest, preserving the fresh material for the wash rather than sending it through a traditional dry and cure.
Trailhead Solventless · Brainerd, Minnesota
Trailhead Solventless follows selected flower from the harvest room into ice-water hash, freeze drying, pressing, and final solventless formats—without hydrocarbon solvents.
The solventless path
Water, ice, heat, and pressure sound straightforward. The craft is in maintaining clean material, cold conditions, careful handling, and the patience to treat each cultivar as its own batch rather than forcing every wash into the same outcome.
Inside Trailhead Solventless
Ice-water washing separates the resin heads. Freeze drying removes moisture. Controlled heat and pressure finish the material as live rosin—all inside our Brainerd operation.
Vertical field video · 30 seconds · On-screen captions includedFlower selected for live rosin is frozen shortly after harvest, preserving the fresh material for the wash rather than sending it through a traditional dry and cure.
Cold water and controlled agitation separate resin heads from the fresh-frozen plant material. The collected grades become ice-water hash.
The wet hash is carefully freeze-dried to remove moisture while protecting the material for pressing and finishing.
Controlled heat and pressure transform the dried hash into live rosin. The finished batch may be prepared for jars or rosin vapor hardware.
Freeze · Wash · Dry · Press
The lab and cultivation teams work in the same Brainerd operation. That proximity helps the team choose material intentionally and carry the story of the cultivar into the finished rosin or vapor.
Questions from the trail
Solventless concentrates are produced through mechanical separation methods rather than hydrocarbon solvents. Trailhead Solventless live rosin uses ice water, freeze drying, heat, and pressure.
Fresh-frozen cannabis is harvested flower that is frozen shortly after cutting instead of being dried and cured. It is commonly used as the starting material for live rosin.
Ice-water hash is made by using cold water and agitation to separate resin heads from cannabis plant material, then filtering and collecting the resulting hash.
Yes. Trailhead Solventless produces live rosin and rosin vapor products in Brainerd from selected Minnesota-grown flower.