I agree with that about the % & composition of the terpenes but the nose will tell the aroma & the effect on the limbic system, which an analytical test will not do.
Keep on growing
Keep on growing
I agree with that about the % & composition of the terpenes but the nose will tell the aroma & the effect on the limbic system, which an analytical test will not do.
Keep on growing
I am not so sure what the nose can tell, on ID'ing the 130+ terpenes. But I do agree that I can often pick out a best plant from seeds of one variety, just from smells, assuming that they are similar in yields, flower to leaf ratio, and other important factors.
And once you understand what each terpene or combination of terpenes contributes then analytical results will allow predictions without smelling or smoking, it is not so far away.
Breeding terpenes is certainly possible.
-SamS
I figure terpenes are more a response mechanism. So if you change variables you should be able to change terpene response. for example environment or nutrient changes taht help shift terpenes. I was told to play with sulfur levels to get better expression and i have noticed playing with temps etc changes things.
What up SwissCheese?!
ok Chem 3 Here (the keeper). #2 got chopped at day 59 totally ready. This one takes the longest. could go 70 if you want but totally done at 63-65
what smell is she putting off this run?
great read. i am just an advanced pollen chucker not really a breeder. bump to keep up. whats the average price for testing your herb ?b i think i want in on that. and what abut that genetic /dna whatever testing . heard they can record the genes so it can be traced eventually with enough samples.heard pigs are doing it. hmmmmmm
it has my favorite smell ever. I'm not sure what is but I'll find out; hence the thread. I think its Larry og with a chem undertone. Its very flowery perfumey without the lemon with a fuelishness. A Way better smell than the alien dawg which always looks the best imo
I don't get how you can breed for terpene's if you do not even test for them like you do the Cannabinoids. Good luck....
Imagine breeding for THC or another of the Cannabinoids, and not testing the Cannabinoid content.
Do you want to increase a single terpene or all of them? Set a goal. And then do it.
It is not so hard, if you have analytical backup.
-SamS