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That's interesting that you didn't notice much of a difference at the different stages. I've never fully bought into the theories around how trichs relate to the type of high. And I also don't find that sativas necessarily lead to an energetic high while indicas are more sedating. I pretty much smoke 'em and see how I feel!She looks real good- maybe she'll surprise you...
Those 2 outdoor ones I just harvested go from no amber and clear, to plenty of amber and cloudy- they were harvested between 9/1 and 9/21, so close to 3 weeks between start and finish.
I can't tell a lot of difference in the buzz', they're both good, but with the more ambery/cloudy stuff, it seems to last just a little longer with just a bit more "psychoactivity" going on....
They both taste equally bad, because it's waayy too early to be smoking it...but I had to try it a few times ...
nice box of buds GDB, as forest Stump said '' Life is like a box o buds ya just don't know what ur going to get'' Lol! looks like some weight thereHello gang!
Well talk about a leisurely takedown, I'm just finishing up the chop of the Fat Kid's Cake clone, having started on Friday. And this was no big plant.
She's been boxed up for the fridge. I've got 'em packed in a little cozier than I prefer, but 1 box is all she's getting.
I forgot to weigh her. No matter. It is what it is.
The 3 remaining plants -- the Cosmic Lights clones -- will be coming down shortly. I'm going to take all three at once, but I've already begun plucking off fan leaves every time I visit the tent! By the time I decide to tackle them there won't be a lot left to do.
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That's interesting that you didn't notice much of a difference at the different stages. I've never fully bought into the theories around how trichs relate to the type of high. And I also don't find that sativas necessarily lead to an energetic high while indicas are more sedating. I pretty much smoke 'em and see how I feel!
Sometimes the weed will confirm one of the "theories," as the Lemon Bubble I recently tested. It has a sativa lean and it sent me out on an "adventure." But I know from experience that I can smoke that same strain at another time and nod right out!
I think terpenes play the major role in how weed affects a person along with the person's physical metabolism at the time of ingestion. If that sounds like I'm talking above my range of knowledge it's because I am! But that's what my gut tells me.
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If you slow down much more, you can probably just skip the fridge part....Well talk about a leisurely takedown,
I know there's a terpene in some weed that makes my nose run...I figure it's got to be a terpene, because it doesn't all do it...pinene would be my guess-I think terpenes play the major role in how weed affects a person along with the person's physical metabolism at the time of ingestion. If that sounds like I'm talking above my range of knowledge it's because I am! But that's what my gut tells me.
Light weights can go to bed thenCongratulations on that low stress low energy harvest GDB! It looked great all cleaned up and even better by the box-load, and if the flowers don't quite do it you can always press it and just get the goodies out. That might be just the ticket.
Of course, the lightweights won't be thrilled...
Are you growing plants with high CBD numbers tested by the breeder? Because you can't make a plant produce CBD, just CBN (by harvesting later with more amber). CBD is a completely separate cannabinoid and needs to have been bred into the genetics of the seed.I love the terpenes and cbn/cbd more then the thc but that's just my preference.
No sadly not this year it's my first year growing and I got some clones of Humboldt dream from my buddy who bought them from Humboldt seed company. Best I can do let it make more cbn like your saying.Are you growing plants with high CBD numbers tested by the breeder? Because you can't make a plant produce CBD, just CBN (by harvesting later with more amber). CBD is a completely separate cannabinoid and needs to have been bred into the genetics of the seed.
You can create CBN after harvest as well by drying and curing poorly. Some folks will do that for serious knock-out meds.No sadly not this year it's my first year growing and I got some clones of Humboldt dream from my buddy who bought them from Humboldt seed company. Best I can do let it make more cbn like your saying.
Should be listed on the breeder's site.I'm curious as to the cbd content in HD now
Humboldt's website says "%THC: 27.02%," so that would indicate there is no CBD or they'd usually list it.No information on their website for the thc or cbd sadly but people on leafly.com have tested it and put up their own reviews here's the link Humboldt Dream Weed Strain Information | Leafly
Dang well I'll let you all know how she turns out anyways still pumped to get into growing next year I'll pick my own strain out!Sorry to take up all this real estate GDB!
Humboldt's website says "%THC: 27.02%," so that would indicate there is no CBD or they'd usually list it.
That's best case scenario from plants grown in an ideal controlled environment, so don't be surprised or disappointed if yours test lower. Of course, folks get plenty high from 15% weed as well.27% is pretty high that should do the job