I'm speechless
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I'm speechless
Here is a GHS Alaskan Ice that I grew outdoors a few years ago with the same looking buds. 1 of 3 had this look. It was a very good plant for yield & effect.
Did I miss a Grinspoon grow, or is this the first grin you are droppin? Looking forward to see how yours turn out
*sniff, sniff*
Frankly my dear, I do give a damn!
I'm not sure I'd say it "improved" with age. It's been my experience that the best terpenes are found in the first couple weeks. That's when they're fresh and dynamic, altering from day to day, outgassing the more volatile ones while others settle into permanence. I much prefer fresh herb, still a bit moist. Yum. And there's a period after a month or so when they've usually settled into their long term stasis - rich, deep aromas. From there, it just seems to fade for me.
However, there are interesting potency changes - cannabinoids react differently. Often, a strain will improve in that way. I'm pretty sure the Panama I smoked yesterday is buzzier than it was when it was fresh. It seems as strong or stronger, and the thickness it had is diminished now. That's a bit counter-intuitive, so I find it interesting. You'd think that age would cause degradation and decay into CBN and other undesired cannabinoids.
That reminds me of something from back in the day. Has anyone ever heard of a CO2 cure? The idea was to alter the cannabinoid profile by filling the jars with CO2 before sealing them.
Could the same thing be accomplished by just leaving the jars closed? Decarboxylation (though maybe not enough of it would occur) would add CO2 to the jars.
Dunno how it affects the terpenes and such, but I can tell you with confidence that adding CO2 would decrease the decarboxylation rate.
Cheers!