uh, yeah, like i said....ppp
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What iz da debate?
You guys doing
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The scope tells you everything you need to know. You harvest when the tricombs are in the level of maturity that you're going to use that particular strain for.
One definition for medical use is good ol' "Auntie Amber".............. A very mature bud with plenty of amber tricombs.
Pure luck in coming up with that image in a search!
You guys doing???The scope tells you everything you need to know. You harvest when the tricombs are in the level of maturity that you're going to use that particular strain for.
One definition for medical use is good ol' "Auntie Amber".............. A very mature bud with plenty of amber tricombs.
The scope never lies!
Pure luck in coming up with that image in a search!
Can you imagine a field of sauerkraut trees beginning to mature????Pretty sure German trees don’t grow apples they grow sauerkraut!
Ohh, I remember my grandma making sauerkraut! As a little kid, it was completely and utterly disgusting. As an adult, it's still completely and utterly disgusting, but in a good way!!
I’ll be the odd one out and disagree….. I don’t even own a scopeWhat iz da debate?
The scope tells you everything you need to know. You harvest when the tricombs are in the level of maturity that you're going to use that particular strain for.
One definition for medical use is good ol' "Auntie Amber".............. A very mature bud with plenty of amber tricombs.
The scope never lies!
Pure luck in coming up with that image in a search!
I adjusted my thinking when I heard a cannabis scientist talking about how the amber is nothing more than enzymatic browning, and a poor predictor of ripening (her position is that optimal ripeness happens a little before a large portion of trichomes amber up).
I don’t know if she’s right, wrong or otherwise….but I’ve enjoyed my harvests more since changing harvest points….
Go ahead, lemme have it…
Yeah but the guy is from Germany and I'm not sure if it's a language barrier thing but he asks for advice and then pushes back on the advice so we all have to chip in the conversation and nudge him in the right direction apparentlyWhat iz da debate?
The scope tells you everything you need to know. You harvest when the tricombs are in the level of maturity that you're going to use that particular strain for.
One definition for medical use is good ol' "Auntie Amber".............. A very mature bud with plenty of amber tricombs.
The scope never lies!
Pure luck in coming up with that image in a search!
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I don't use a scope either but I did when I first started just to see what was happening with the plant. I only recommended the scope so that he can hopefully do the same, cause he sounds like he's trying to be very precise based on his past comments. My jewlers loupe is dusty and gets no love anymoreI’ll be the odd one out and disagree….. I don’t even own a scope
I adjusted my thinking when I heard a cannabis scientist talking about how the amber is nothing more than enzymatic browning, and a poor predictor of ripening (her position is that optimal ripeness happens a little before a large portion of trichomes amber up).
I don’t know if she’s right, wrong or otherwise….but I’ve enjoyed my harvests more since changing harvest points….
Go ahead, lemme have it…
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