

Blue Zushi Shake represents the familiar character of Blue Zushi, but now in a totally new and different form. The key differences between whole, perfectly-shaped buds and flower shake are: smaller pieces of flower, looser and unattached particles, naturally lost plant parts that fall off when hand-holding and/or packaging the flower.
View the many other flavor profiles within the Canna City Shake collection, including fruity, creamy, earthy, citrus and gas-based flower strains.
A very important distinction to understand is the terms used. While shake is not automatically a cannabis concentrate.

| Characteristics | Blue Zushi Shake |
| Product format | Broken cannabis flowers |
| Strain | Blue Zushi |
| Structure type | Combinations of small flower bits & loose fines |
| Smelling like… | Sweet, fruity, creamy, earthy aromas might exist |
| Distribution of trichomes | Can vary throughout the bag |
| Looks like… | Not as uniform as whole bud |
| Key difference between flower and shake | Format, not strain. |
| Blue Zushi Shake Price | Usually cheaper than whole buds |
Flowers contain certain aromatic materials hidden within the bud itself. Because they are broken up so significantly into small pieces, there is an incredible amount more total surface area of the flower exposed to the air around it. Therefore, even if just opened once briefly, these volatile aromatic compounds can evaporate away extremely quickly.
This advantage does come with a disadvantage:
Exposed to air → faster evaporation of aromatic compounds → possibly faster decline in aroma over time
Therefore, storing/shelf life conditions can particularly affect how strong/fresh the aroma of Blue Zushi Shake smells.
Blue Zushi is generally described as having a contemporary layered aroma rather than being based on a single scent/flavor component.
Some examples of the possible progression/changes of flavor depending on the batch of Blue Zushi include:
Fruit/Sweet — creamy notes — citrus/light — herbs/earth — background Kush style
Balance is important. Depending on the age of the batch, there could be lighter sweet and fruit flavors existing at the top of a newer batch, whereas an older batch could smell earthier/herbal since some of the more volatile aromatic compounds have dissipated over time.
Because of its inherent lack of uniformity compared to intact flowers, larger fragments of shake tend to stay higher in the bag, while finer particle sizes tend to settle at the bottom. Additionally, detached trichome material tends to collect differently as shake settles.
Thus, two random handfuls from the same batch do not always look alike. That is due to variations in format, not because the strain itself has varied.
Generally speaking, Blue Zushi is viewed as a balanced modern cannabis profile versus an extremely one dimensional strain.
In addition to describing effects of Blue Zushi that seem to be mentally active initially then physically calming later on in use. User reactions can range from mild to extreme depending on various factors including CBD/CBDA levels in your chosen batch; terpene expression; tolerance level; and individual batch-to-batch variability.
At its core, Blue Zushi Shake is simply another way to experience the Blue Zushi strain as a whole. Ultimately, it depends on what percentage of original flower material is present in the shake; how well the trichomes and aromatic compounds were preserved during processing; and how recently was your current batch made.
If you want to buy Blue Zushi Shake or other cannabis products, Canna City offers a convenient way to compare popular weed strains in different forms and styles. With an easy-to-use catalogue and filters, you can quickly narrow down the selection and find a product that best matches your preferred format, aroma and flavour profile.