Luther Burbank's work is incredible The chapter on his work in "Autobiography of a Yogi" is also of great valueI like haze, anything from Latino America has my attention at least. I live in Thailand now so what I get is mainly different varieties of outdoor Thai that can sometimes flower for a half year. I was just thinking of how I want to travel to the Middle East this morning!
Potency to me is not simply strength of product.
I see it as a combination of strength, duration of onset, and duration of effect. "Potency" to me refers to the combination of these things which together create the experience of effect.
Hope you can keep it up with those landraces! Check out the book: "How Plants are Trained to Work for Man" by Luther Burbank. He writes beautifully about how, through selection and observation, you can learn the entire life history of any variety, you can infer the environmental or artificial factors that led to certain traits being locked in. It's very interesting to use this knowledge when working with landrace varieties as their genetic history is still mainly intact from the beginning to now.
The modern curing methods do not produce the same effect because they have a different focus. Once I realized that fermenting my hearb produced the effects I knew in my youth, I never looked back.But I’d love to know more about what that cure does for the thc cbd and other cannabinoids. 2-3 months is my go to with the stuff I’ve been cultivating lately.
Anyone have any input on the cure and potency?
Alternative modern curing or drying methods don’t seem to have the same effect
what is it called?This shit, . This stuff is crazy. I can smoke a tiny sugar leaf and get ripped.
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I should've saved more of the leaves, lol. I almost didn't even save these but figured wtf. Once leaf gets me pretty tore up, with some of the worst cotton mouth I've had in years. I keep thinking I can handle 2 hits and I keep being wrong,
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ARCtic Cookies (ARC x Cookies & Cream). I didn't realize what I had until it was flowering so I'm trying to reveg it now. Fingers crossed.what is it called?
Well, I'm almost positive no one could tell the difference in a double blind A/B test but I have no doubt that my carefully cared for and loved buds are going to have a much more _positive_ mental effect than corporatized, industrialized, commercially grown cannabis.... What was used during growth can have a big difference on the end product. Any1 ever see any of those white boards on the flower room doors of big ops. You know the ones with all the spray schedules on them....yeah. I don't do that.
Strain sounded great, until you mentioned the online shopping partI'm finishing the last strain in my stash.
It is potent but do i particularly like the high?
yes and no
It gives good energy so i can workout but also makes me a tad jittery, impatient and leads to massive over consumption with online shopping.
Since legalisation in Canada, I learned that potency is NOT about THC %.
Here the market is determined by the numbers. All popular products test around 25%, often more. I tried a lot (25+) of those flowers and most were a disappointment. Short duration "head rush" kind of high without complexity. Fades away quickly and leaves you tired.
Strangely, the best high I got from flower I buyed on the legal market was from a NL5 × Haze tested at 18% thc (what is considered low here).
Potency is all about the chemotype of the plant. The different terpenes and the multitude of minor cannabinoids have a major impact on the overall effect. We call that the "entourage" effect.