6 More on BHO: What is the difference between shatter, snap & pull, crumble, budder, sap, live resin, sauce and diamonds?
Shatter: Shatter is called shatter, because at room temperature it will literally shatter. Shatter is know to be the hardest type of BHO: it should be very stable and easy to work with.   A piece of cannabis oil concentrate aka shatter isolated against white background   Snap & Pull: Snap & Pull is another name based on consistency. At room temperature it should be easy to pull apart and snap off. A bit more waxy than Shatter. Crumble: Crumble again is a reference to consistency. Crumble is made by a combination of whipping the BHO and purging butane at a low temperature for an average of 10-15 hours. Crumble, is well… crumbly so it is easy to place small pieces of it on your bowl or in vape pen, but it is not going to be easy to manipulate with your hands. Sap: Named for its likeness to the sap of a tree: this form of BHO is sticky and runny. Live Resin: Live resin is made from the raw cannabis plant, as opposed to most other forms of BHO which are made from dry plant material. This process preserves the terpenes and creates a stronger flavor profile for the end product. Sauce: Sauce is produced by lengthening the purging time to literally weeks in a cool, dark place. Due to the purging process, the terpenes are preserved and the THC content is often more potent. The consistency of sauce is well… saucy. Diamonds: Diamonds take the most amount of time and work to make. Like the sauce, they must purge in a cool, dark place for literally weeks to months. Diamonds are known to be very potent. They do literally look like cannabinoid diamonds when they are finished. Oil: This form of BHO is usually found in a cartridge, as it is literally in an oil format.