Hidden Hills Diamond Donut 2.2g THCA Hash Hole Pre-Roll

Lab Results

Apple Banana | Hybrid — Opens with a bright, candy-apple sweetness on the first draw that softens into a ripe banana cream mid-palate. The finish carries a faint cured-tobacco warmth as the hash badder core engages. [PLACEHOLDER — confirm from terpene COA]

Blue Dreamz | Sativa — Leads with a sharp, jammy blueberry note that gives way to a piney, herbal body classic to the Blue Dream lineage. The diamond tip extends a faintly sweet skunk finish well into the back third. [PLACEHOLDER — confirm from terpene COA; flower COA not on file for this strain]

Gelato Crush | Indica — A dessert-forward top note — sweet cream and citrus zest — that develops into a doughy, almost vanilla mid-palate before resolving in a low, sticky-sweet finish as the concentrate core lights up. [PLACEHOLDER — confirm from terpene COA; flower COA not on file for this strain]

Lemon Slushie | Sativa — A sharp lemon-candy opening, almost effervescent on the inhale, that flattens mid-palate into a softer citrus rind warmth. The finish carries a clean, slightly sweet sugar edge rather than a bitter peel character.

Miracle Alien Cookies | Hybrid — Earthy and slightly gassy on the first draw, with a doughy cookie sweetness developing mid-session. The hash core deepens the finish into a richer, almost truffle-like back note in the final third.

Pink Runtz | Sativa — Candy-bright fruit on the top note — strawberry and tropical pink hard candy — that smooths into a creamier mid-palate. The finish is sweet rather than tart, with the concentrate core adding a faint baked-sugar note.

Purple OG | Indica — Opens with a grape-skin sweetness and faint pine resin. Mid-palate moves into a denser, slightly peppery OG kush character. The finish is darker and more herbal as the badder core takes over.

Strawberry Shortcake | Indica — A jammy, almost preserves-like strawberry on the inhale that softens into a buttery shortbread mid-palate. The finish carries a creamy vanilla warmth as the diamond tip extends the burn.

Watermelon Bubble Gum | Hybrid — Bright watermelon candy on the top note with a faint bubblegum sweetness that lingers through the mid-palate. The finish is clean rather than syrupy, with a slight sugar-cane warmth as the concentrate core engages.

White Wedding Cake | Indica — Vanilla and cream lead on the first draw, with a doughy mid-palate that reads as the cake side of the wedding cake lineage. The finish is warm and gas-forward as the badder core lights up in the back third.

• Evening sessions where a standard pre-roll runs out of weight before the night is over
• Solo deep-listening or music sessions that benefit from a slow 25 to 40-minute burn
• Sharing one piece across two to three experienced consumers rather than rolling separately
• Post-work decompression on days when a heavier finish is welcome
• Pairing with a meal or a slow evening where the concentrate-driven second half has time to develop
• Replacing a multi-bowl rotation with a single piece for the full session
• Weekend or off-day use when the slow burn and back-loaded potency are not constraints
• Step-up sessions for buyers moving from standard 1-gram THCA pre-rolls to infused formats
• A heavier alternative to a flower joint when the goal is fewer, longer sessions rather than more frequent shorter ones

What is a hash hole pre-roll, and how is it different from a regular pre-roll?

A hash hole — also called a doughnut, an infused pre-roll with a concentrate column, or a diamond donut depending on the brand — is a pre-roll built with a continuous core of concentrate running through the middle of the flower body. As the joint burns from the tip down, heat reaches the concentrate, vaporizing it into the same draw as the flower smoke. The Diamond Donut takes the construction a step further with a diamond-coated outer tip, which slows the outer burn and concentrates more of the hash badder’s contribution into each pull. The result is a denser, longer session than a standard flower pre-roll of the same weight.

How does the Diamond Donut compare to a standard THCA pre-roll in terms of potency?

A standard 1-gram THCA pre-roll delivers active cannabinoids from one source — the flower. The Diamond Donut combines 2 grams of infused THCA flower (containing measurable Delta-8 THC and 9(R)-HHC-P) with a hash badder core and a diamond-coated tip, so the active load comes from at least four sources. Across the five strains with current lab sheets on file, the flower body alone delivers 429 to 572mg of total active THC per piece, plus 11 to 15mg of 9(R)-HHC-P. The badder core and diamond tip add more on top. As a working baseline, treat one Diamond Donut as functionally equivalent to two to three standard 1-gram flower pre-rolls — and pace accordingly.

How much should I smoke at one time?

There is no single right answer because tolerance varies, but the format itself rewards a slower pace. Most experienced consumers do not finish a Diamond Donut in one sitting — they break it into halves or thirds across a session. Per the most recent flower lab sheets, each 2-gram serving delivers between 429 and 572mg of total active THC after combustion, plus 11 to 15mg of 9(R)-HHC-P riding on top. Dose against those active mg figures rather than against the 2.2-gram weight alone, since the concentrate core and diamond coating add a meaningful additional load on top of the flower. If you are new to hash holes specifically, smoke an eighth to a quarter, wait 10 to 15 minutes, and reassess.

Is the THCA in this pre-roll legal in my state?

This Diamond Donut is derived from hemp and complies with the 2018 Agriculture Improvement Act. Across the five tested strains, Delta-9 THC on the flower component measures between 0.18% and 0.25% by dry weight — all comfortably below the federal 0.3% threshold. Federally compliant hemp products are legal at the federal level, but state law governs whether intoxicating hemp pre-rolls can be sold or shipped where you live. D8 Austin does not ship to Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, or Vermont. If your state is not on that list but you are uncertain about local rules, verify your state’s most recent hemp legislation before ordering.

How long does one Diamond Donut last during a session?

The diamond-coated tip slows the outer burn substantially compared to a standard pre-roll. Most consumers report a full Diamond Donut session lasting roughly 25 to 40 minutes if smoked continuously, and considerably longer if rotated between people or set down between pulls. The concentrate core changes the character of the second half of the session — most of the badder vaporizes after the outer flower has burned down past the first inch of the donut, which is why most experienced consumers prefer to pace rather than chain-draw.

What should I expect from the diamond-coated tip on the second half of the burn?

The first third of a Diamond Donut smokes much like a regular THCA pre-roll — flower-forward, with the strain’s terpene profile leading. As the burn moves into the middle section, the hash badder core begins to vaporize and rides into the same draw, producing a heavier, more concentrate-character pull. The diamond-coated tip holds the cherry hotter in the final third and pushes whatever remains of the concentrate column into the last pulls of the session. Plan around that build — the back half hits harder than the front, and that is the whole point of the format.