Scottay
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One word: YUMMMMMMM
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One word: YUMMMMMMM
I just about posted something and then thought, “Oh wait, you probably shouldn’t post when you’re high!” And then I realized that I was on the forums and that everyone here is high too. Lol
Posted here because I immediately thought of Sue.
One word: YUMMMMMMM
100% of my posts were posted when high.I just about posted something and then thought, “Oh wait, you probably shouldn’t post when you’re high!” And then I realized that I was on the forums and that everyone here is high too. Lol
Posted here because I immediately thought of Sue.
100% of my posts were posted when high.
I'm not sure a planet paved to accomodate travel by wheeled vehicles was an advancement in social evolution TS.
Well, the last time I had reason to visit the neighboring state, I walked there and back, so I appreciate the wheel very much.
I suppose, since you mentioned social evolution... After poking fun at them for not having managed to invent the wheel as transportation, I must now give them kudos for NOT inventing cell phones, Facebook, or streaming porn websites. On the balance, I guess they scored a positive.
Is anyone well-heeled enough to have a fresh (dry) sample of bud tested as a control, then have a sample of their COB (from the same bud) sampled?
It'd be interesting to see how much THC-A was converted to THC, how much (if any) remains in its initial state, and how much has degraded into CBN.
As an off-topic aside:
I wish more strains had accompanying information about other cannabinoids. I am interested in CBG content. I have at least one seed each of "a few" seeds, but have no idea as to which would tend to produce plants higher in this one. I wish to reduce the interocular pressure in my eyes. And the cancer-fighting (et cetera) traits are of also important to me.
Or, since that one (IIRC) appears to be a precursor to both THCA and CBDA, is the solution to just harvest whatever strain I like well before it is "ready" for harvest?
EDIT: I wish k0ijn posted here. I have never interacted with this person, but he caught my eye over five years ago (via web-searches for scientific information).
I would be willing to do the testing.
In regard to strains high in CBG, try growing out Panama or Tikal from ACE. They post their test results on their website. One of the things their Panama mother is known for is high CBG, it has about 3%. I had a Tikal that tested at about 2% that I shared with them. A discussion came up about it in the ACE forum and they have found Central American sativas tend to be high in CBG. The old stoners here told me I took it too early that's why it was high in CBG. I disagreed, Tikal is an 11-13 week strain, mine went 18 weeks so I don't think it was because it was harvested early.
They have kale shakes and spinach smoothies, a blended cob would fit in nicely. Lol, I doubt that’s what you meant but the depths of my mind are currently filled with milkshakes.I keep thinking about blended cobs. Anyone else have this idea rumbling in the depths of your mind?
They have kale shakes and spinach smoothies, a blended cob would fit in nicely. Lol, I doubt that’s what you meant but the depths of my mind are currently filled with milkshakes.
I just about posted something and then thought, “Oh wait, you probably shouldn’t post when you’re high!” And then I realized that I was on the forums and that everyone here is high too. Lol
Posted here because I immediately thought of Sue.
1. You are awful young to be hanging out with the seniors!
2. Can you imagine the day where nursing homes and senior living can have their own cannabis medication gardens? That would be awesome!
That’s awesome! One of the big problems with elder care is just plain boredom and lack of mental and physical stimulation. Gardening is great for all of that.My Grandma lives at a facility that specializes in horticulture therapy. The residents (well the staff does the heavy lifting) grow 100% of their vegetables and herbs; alas not the right kind of herbs. But the world is changing, sometimes for the better.