Harvest & Curing Amber tricomes vs. Mostly white pistils (medical grow)

[pandabacon]

blue most of that stuffs pretty accurate found a different article thats a little more organized
http://news.marijuana.com/higher-learning/

 

[blue]

blue most of that stuffs pretty accurate found a different article thats a little more organized
http://news.marijuana.com/higher-learning/

I'm just going through it now I cant understand how anyone can publish scientific research with such simple spelling errors. Completely devalues it to me. I'm watching some videos which i'll post up in a different section!

 

[pandabacon]

I also just read that marijuana has medical aroma therapy benefits based on its smell/terpenes based in it figured i share too
http://www.sensibleseeds.com/blog/terpenes-the-flavours-of-cannabis-aromatherapy/

 

[greenjeans]

I'm just going through it now I cant understand how anyone can publish scientific research with such simple spelling errors. Completely devalues it to me. I'm watching some videos which I'll post up in a different section!

Clicked the link hoping to laugh at some horrible spelling.. Where is it? lol Perhaps I am looking at the wrong article?

I do notice that they misuse the word effect, when they should have typed "affect", but that is a rather common mistake.

 

[blue]

Clicked the link hoping to laugh at some horrible spelling.. Where is it? lol Perhaps I am looking at the wrong article?

I do notice that they misuse the word effect, when they should have typed "affect", but that is a rather common mistake.

If you're "hungry" for knowledge .. you can work up an "Apatite" (lol) here.

http://montanabiotech.com/2013/03/2...thcv-cbg-and-other-unique-phyto-cannabinoids/

 

[greenjeans]

LOL. Yeah, It wouldn't blow it so badly if it wasn't misspelled multiple times.

:slaps:

 

[Peter Pan]

Well I guess that will give the mother root a chance to share equally her love to the rest of her Sons:dance:Its not right the first born to take all the attention isn it?Hop digity

 

[pop22]

my understanding if based on correct info is, that the trics turn amber as THC degrades into CBN. CBN gives the more sedative affect, such as couchlock, putting you to sleep.

 

[pop22]

Since I grow 1:1 ratio CBD and THC, does CBD also degrade to CBN when the tricomes go amber, resulting in less CBD?

I've wondered that also. I beleieve I recently read that no, CBD does not degrade into CBN. I'm sure that, just like any organic compound, it will in time degrade, what the result is I have seen no reference to.

 

[pop22]

Along the same line, I've always been curious as to just what makes a Sativa high different from an Indica. It I know pure Sativas have little or no CBD, but some Indicas don't either. Is there any fact based information on this?