What are Magic Sauce flowers exactly?
Dense, trichome-heavy EU-grown hemp buds, infused with our live resin extract to 50%. The base flower is selected for structure and aroma rather than yield, because an airy bud takes extract unevenly. Infusion runs in rotating drums so coverage stays even from the first gram to the last. What separates this from standard infused flower is the extract: live resin from fresh-frozen plants keeps the strain's own terpenes instead of relying on flavouring added to a distillate.
Magic Sauce is a Magic Farmers recipe. We make the extract, we infuse the buds and we vacuum-seal them on the day of dispatch. You will also see Magic Sauce flowers at resellers across Europe; here you buy them from the team that created them.
How we make Magic Sauce flowers
Three steps, all in house. First the live resin extraction from fresh-frozen plants, which keeps the terpenes the curing process would lose. Then the infusion: the selected buds turn in a drum while the extract is applied, until the batch reaches an even 50%. Finally the batch is tested and vacuum-sealed on the day it ships, because terpenes do not survive loose transit. The moonrocks follow their own route: dipped in the same extract and rolled in kief to reach 65%.
Picking the right infused flower
We stock several families of enhanced bud. The base flower is comparable; the extract is not.
Magic Sauce flowers vs 10-OH+ flowers
10-OH+ is a single molecule applied to a fixed assay, which makes it cheaper and entirely predictable. The 10-OH+ flowers are the value and consistency pick. Magic Sauce costs more and carries the strain's own terpene profile.
Magic Sauce flowers vs THCA flowers
THCA only activates with heat and gives the most classic smoking ritual at a lower price per gram. The THCA flowers suit traditionalists. Magic Sauce is the one to pick if you vaporise.
Magic Sauce flowers vs moonrocks
Same line, higher assay. Magic Sauce moonrocks at 65% are dipped in extract and rolled in kief rather than drum-infused, so they burn slower and need smaller portions. Start at 50% and move up.
Strains on this page
Every bud here is infused to 50%, so the cultivar decides the character, not the strength. The list includes Grape Gasoline, Gorilla Cookies, 911 OG, Caviar Haze, Khalifa Kush, London Lobster, John Lemon, Permanent Marker, Kowabunga, Crazy Dog and Yoda Ice Cream, among others. We do not write tasting notes in advance: where a terpene panel exists for the batch, the measured figures are on its certificate of analysis. At this assay, 0.2g is a full session, so portion down from whatever you are used to. Adults only, never before driving, and speak to your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication.
How to use Magic Sauce flowers
Grind coarsely and keep the heat down. Both rules protect the terpenes.
Dry herb vaporiser
180 to 195 degrees. This is where live resin earns its price, and you use roughly a third less flower than through combustion.
Rolling
0.2g at 50%, mixed with CBD flower if you want a full-size joint. The Magic Sauce pre-rolls page covers the ready-rolled format.
Mixing with resin
A thin crumble of Magic Sauce hash over a bowl of infused flower stacks two terpene profiles from the same extract. Use less than instinct suggests.
Why buy Magic Sauce flowers from Magic Farmers
We created the extract and we do the infusion, so nothing is bought in: base buds selected on aroma and structure, our own live resin, drum infusion for an even 50% assay and vacuum sealing on the day of dispatch. Each batch carries a certificate of analysis covering cannabinoids, terpenes, pesticides and heavy metals. Four weights are listed, and shops that resell Magic Sauce can buy it at the source through bulk Magic Sauce flowers.
FAQ
Who makes Magic Sauce flowers?
Magic Farmers. We created Magic Sauce, extract the live resin from fresh-frozen plants and infuse the buds ourselves. Resellers stock them too; here they come straight from us.
Why are Magic Sauce flowers more expensive than other infused buds?
Live resin costs more to make than distillate: fresh-frozen material, cold handling, lower yield. You pay for the terpene profile, which is most obvious in a vaporiser.
What does 50% mean in practice?
Roughly 500mg of active cannabinoid per gram, so 0.2g is a normal single session rather than a light one. Portion down from whatever you are used to.
Can I vaporise them?
Yes, and it is the best way to use them. 180 to 195 degrees preserves the terpenes that combustion burns off.
How long do they keep?
Around six months in sealed glass away from light and heat. The cannabinoids hold longer, but the terpenes fade, and terpenes are the reason to buy this line.
Is there a non-infused version?
Yes. Our CBD flowers have no infusion at all, and the wider flowers category lists every cannabinoid we offer in bud form.