Ging’n Juice

Ginger Larf Ging n Juice is 73-159u cold cure live rosin. The wrap lists a blend: Pop’s Deuce, Fantasy Melon, Rey’s Strawberry Waffles, and Sour Diesel. Fresh-frozen flower is washed in ice water, then pressed with heat and pressure, so the jar stays solventless. After the press, the batch is cold-cured in the orange LARF tin. The lid and the side both say Ging’n Juice.

This listing is one SKU. Because Ginger Larf menus already use a 73-159u window, that is the grade on this page. Instead of a single 90u cut, the wash keeps heads from the 73 bag through the 159 bag. Live resin is a different product. Ging’n Juice here means cold cure live rosin from Ginger Larf, mixed from those four lines.

Harvest comes first. Next, the flower is frozen while it is still fresh and washed so the resin heads separate. After the hash is dried, it goes on the press. Then the rosin is cold-cured so the texture settles in the tin. Pop’s Deuce, Fantasy Melon, and Rey’s Strawberry Waffles are house jars. Sour Diesel is the fuel line in the blend. Weight and tested potency belong on the lid for that lot.

You can buy Ginger Larf Ging n Juice from our shop when you qualify for licensed Oklahoma pickup or in-state delivery. You must be 21 or a valid OMMA patient, and ID is checked at handover. However, we do not ship THC across state lines. If our shop cannot serve your address, use a licensed Oklahoma retailer that lists Ginger Larf.

Look for the orange tin, the LARF stamp, and the words Ging’n Juice. The same jar may print 73-159u and cold cure live rosin on the front. Match those words before you buy. 73-159u cold cure live rosin. Blend of Pop’s Deuce, Fantasy Melon, Rey’s Strawberry Waffles, and Sour Diesel.

Is it live rosin or live resin?  

Live rosin. Ice water and a press. Then a cold cure.

Where can I buy it?  

Our shop for licensed Oklahoma pickup or delivery, and licensed OK shops.