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Temples Balls, known also as temple ball hashish, have been created in regions of Nepal for years. 1000’s of years. This hashish is a whole plant concentrate, which when aged, produces a potent high along with a mixture of aromas. Charas, or hand rolled resin, is the original concentrate. Alluring and aromatic, charas was born from the first contact between humanity and the cannabis plant, as a layering of this sticky THC-rich substance is unavoidable when handling marijuana.
There is an indescribable intimacy and closeness that is born from such a synergy, a communion that goes beyond the plant and connects to the terroir that gave birth to the magic. But the relation between a master gatherer and the resin also extends beyond the realm of collecting. In tropical countries preservation and aging are essential to quality and longevity. To this end, a Royal Nepalese Temple Ball was the ultimate manifestation of resin optimization and preservation.
How are they made?
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Traditionally, Temple Balls were rolled on a ceramic plate creating an impenetrable crust.
Temple balls are made using two things – freshly dried bud, and your hands. Using your hands, rub the dried flower. Resin and power will collect on your hands, which will then begin to stick together (the bud that breaks apart you can use later). The warmth of your hands will activate the compounds in the bud, and viola, you have your own temple ball!
The Temple Ball high
While temple balls look like a lot of fun, they pack a punch. Like any concentrate, temple balls are not for the infrequent smoker looking to get high (or the healthiest way to smoke weed).
That being said, as concentrates continue to grow in popularity, expect to hear and even try them at some point. Temple balls are high in THC, and depending on the strain of flower used to make them, can contain between 55%-80% THC. That’s a whole lot of the good stuff!
They are quite sticky, Temple balls are best enjoyed in a glass pipe, or scattered on top of some flower in a joint. These smoking methods help to contain what can quickly become a sticky mess.
Nepalese Temple Ball Hash Effects and Potency
The Nepalese Temple Ball Hash has an earthy, dark floral flavor that can be very strong in taste and smell. The effects are surreal, which makes this strain best suited for anyone who likes to escape reality or meditate while they smoke weed.
You will feel the effects of the Nepalese Temple Ball Hash for hours. It can eliminate depression, anxiety, and stress and promotes pain relief!
Other effects include:
- Relaxing and soothing effects: The Nepalese Temple Hash is a great way to relax and relieve stress, tension, and chronic pain.
- Help you sleep better: The Nepalese Temple Hash is an excellent substitute for sleeping pills because it doesn’t leave you groggy the following day. Instead, it helps you sleep better by calming your body and easing your mind into relaxation mode.
- It is known for its ability to relieve anxiety and depression.
- Provide relief from your muscle spasms.
How Can I Use Nepalese Temple Ball Hash?
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Hashish can be smoked in several ways: in a joint, a pipe, or a bong. It can also be eaten and drunk as a tincture or hash tea.
It has a sweet, tangy taste and dream-inducing effects that are best used in the evening or just before bedtime when you want to have some deep thoughts or simply relax.
Other ways to enjoy Nepalese Temple Ball Hash include:
Dabbing: Dabbing is a form of vaporizing marijuana concentrates and smoking them on a heated surface, like glass or titanium.
Blunt: A blunt is a cigar that has been hollowed out and filled with marijuana and Hash instead of tobacco leaves. Blunts can be made with either cigar tobacco or marijuana leaf, depending on the preference of the person smoking it.
Spliff: A spliff is typically made by rolling up marijuana and/or tobacco cigarettes together with Hash crumbled inside.
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