Bubblegum

Bubblegum is one of the older candy-named cultivars in cannabis culture. It is widely said to have roots with US growers and a later chapter with breeders in the Netherlands, though accounts differ and FVKD doesn’t publish a lineage.

Its staying power comes from the aroma the name describes, and that is the part FVKD’s description confirms. Everything else on this page sticks to FVKD’s own facts.

FVKD uses two flavor words for Bubblegum: candy and bubblegum. That’s a specific description pointing to sweet, pink-gum nostalgia rather than fruit, earth or fuel.

Bubblegum is the only strain we carry that FVKD describes with the word bubblegum, so there’s little overlap with anything else in the catalog. Other candy-described syringes take a fruitier route; Otterpop, for example, pairs candy with sweet, and Cherry Runtz adds cherry and fruit.

Live rosin, a solventless concentrate pressed from fresh-frozen plant material with heat and pressure, is widely valued for keeping terpenes, the aromatic compounds behind flavor. For a profile that lives or dies on its aroma, that’s a good fit.

Because FVKD’s description is so focused, it helps to set expectations before buying. If you want berries, citrus or tropical fruit, another syringe will suit you better. If the smell of a fresh stick of gum is exactly what you’re after, Bubblegum is the most direct match FVKD offers.

FVKD describes Bubblegum with two effect words: relaxing and soothing. Both point toward a mellow, winding-down mood in the brand’s shorthand.

They are FVKD’s descriptions of mood, reported as written, not a promise. Effects vary from person to person. Concentrates are potent, and a syringe puts portion size in your hands, so start with an amount smaller than a grain of rice and wait several minutes before using more.

FVKD labels Bubblegum an indica, so you’ll find it on our indica strains page. It is one of three indica-labeled strains in the live rosin syringe line, alongside Cookies and Huckleberry Kush.

Indica is a traditional label that people commonly associate with a relaxed, heavier feel, and FVKD’s effect words fit that pattern. The label is still a loose guide rather than a rule; our guide to strain types explains why.

Bubblegum is sold as the FVKD Bubblegum Live Rosin Dab Syringe 3.5g. Buy one for $17.99 or a 5-pack for $69.99; each unit is $2.00 below fvkd.com. Stock updates throughout the day; the product page shows current availability.

The syringe contains THCA live rosin. THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is the acidic form of THC found naturally in hemp, and it becomes delta-9 THC when heated.

What you need to use it

A dab syringe needs hardware made for concentrates, such as a dab rig, an e-rig or a refillable device designed for rosin. FVKD sells the FVKD Exotics Syringe Device separately; check its packaging for loading instructions and compatibility. Don’t put rosin into disposables or cartridges that aren’t built to be refilled.

1. Keep the syringe capped until you’re ready, and warm stiff rosin gently in your hand, never with a flame.
2. Press out a small portion and recap straight away.
3. Load and heat it as your hardware’s instructions describe, starting at a lower temperature.
4. Wait before deciding on more, and store the syringe cool and out of reach of children and pets.

Our syringe guide covers each step in more depth. See every syringe flavor in FVKD Live Rosin Dab Syringes, or, if you’d prefer a pre-filled vape, browse FVKD disposable vapes.

Bubblegum suits concentrate users who want a sweet, candy-shop flavor and who like to browse by FVKD’s indica label. If you’re drawn to nostalgic flavors more than fruit or dessert, it has no close substitute in the catalog.

It’s less suited to people with no concentrate experience or no suitable hardware. For them, a small pre-filled device is the gentler start. Regular dabbers who settle on Bubblegum can move to the 5-pack.

FVKD publishes certificates of analysis (COAs) for its products, and our lab results page explains where to find the report for your batch. Check the batch number against your syringe, then the cannabinoid profile for THCA and delta-9 THC, and finally the pesticide, heavy metal, microbial and residual solvent screens where tested.

The delta-9 THC figure is the one federal hemp rules look at: the 2018 Farm Bill sets the limit at 0.3% on a dry-weight basis. Lab numbers belong to individual batches, which is why we point you to the report rather than quoting results here.

Each of these carries FVKD’s indica label, and two share the syringe format.

• Cookies is another indica-labeled syringe, described as sweet, dessert and earthy, with calming, mellow and body as effect words.
• Huckleberry Kush completes the indica syringe trio with berry and kush flavor and calming and body effect words.
• Purple Punch keeps a candy note and the indica label, with soothing among its effect words, as a 1.5g Live Rosin Mini or a Hash Holez pre-roll.