Budder is a cannabis concentrate that's typically made by dousing weed in butane, CO2, or another chemical solvent and purging it out, so only cannabis extract is left.
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Badder is considered an extract because it is primarily made using liquid petroleum gases (LPG), such as butane and CO2. This process involves using a closed-loop system, but with a different post-extraction technique.
The consistency of the concentrate changes from Shatter to Budder by whipping the extracts on a hot plate at roughly 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or 37.78 degrees Celsius, before placing it into the vacuum oven. The exact vacuum temperatures and the amount of agitation required differ from strain to strain. Still, most Budder is purged at 90-115 degrees Fahrenheit, or 32.22-46.11 degrees celsius, at -29" Hg (pressure measurement unit) for 24-72 hours.
