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Sorry to resurrect an old thread but how can I get hold of rafa please

Hi fam as the title suggests are there more people who think Terpenes have not been properly identified ? There should be sub groups or different names given totally ? Pinene used to be just pinene now you get Beta Pinene and Alpha Pinene both with different effects. I mean Linalool is stated...

Why not leave it in the garage under the light 24/7 it will reveg. The thing with lights and cannabis is to be consistent.

Wow this is new to me super males and super females I will definitely research them it sounds really interesting. Thanks for the share

Some strains produce herm seeds when reversed and others mutants and some just won't produce viable pollen if reversed I found this with Cherry Pie, Super Cheese and GG4. The more you reverse the closer you are to losing vigour aswell some quicker then others

Thank you and I fully agree with you on every point. I only do small breeding projects for personal use and that's with stable genetics and mostly regulars not feminized. This will be a life long project to do alongside my normal growing in a separate closed of space. I agree alot of breeders...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5345356/#:~:text=The%20most%20abundant%20cannabinoids%20in,CBDV)%20(Figure%201). There is a study of the different cannabinoids found in cannabis there is alot and more is discovered the more studies is done. Each cannabinoid has a different effect on...

I think They should classify it as a plant because that is what it is. It was here before humans :peace:.That's nice we need more scientists to study cannabis

Lol nice just don't get shocked :eyesmoke:

Skip to Point 2.2 Trichome Maturation. I think scientists only look at quality of cannabinoids because potency numbers will vary from cultivar to cultivar. But the 2 go hand in hand if quality degrades potency degrades aswell since cannabinoids are volatile

My understanding is that if you don't harvest a plant and go beyond the harvest window it will throw nanners or balls to survive and reproduce. I've tested it once and found it to be true although not alot of seeds came from that test. Those nanners that seems to be sterile seems to only come...

If you looking for numbers I don't think you gonna find something but I will dig in the archives and see if I can't get something close for you

The legalization of cannabis is the what is preventing the studies from being done. But some scientists are studying the plant but there is no current in depth research but new cannabinoids are being discovered in cannabis yearly so atleast there is progress although it's slow. Cannabis is a...

That study was on maturity not potency. How the trichomes mature on cannabis. This study is on potency Thank you :)...

@compassionateExotic thank you bro for setting my mind at ease

Thank you so much bro I appreciate it and never thought of just removing the balls. :wall: that's the assurance I needed I didn't wanna pop them all and be left with nothing I'll pop them all and make cuts and hunt through them for a male and female to cross then stress test the offspring to...

I know plants herm due to stress. With these seeds it's in they're genes its not stress i duced but in theyre genes .This is the cultivar in question It's healthy but herms when going in flower and not nanners full blown ball sacks. Is there a way to breed it out is majority of them herm due to...

Taking the the time to breed it out is not the problem. I understand that herms is not wanted and I know why and I know that stable parents is the best start to a breeding project I have done a few. How do you go about breeding the herm gene out of the genepool is what I want to know. From this...

Trichome maturity varies from person to person some harvest when all clear just turning cloudy others prefer a mostly amber harvest but majority go for mostly milky/cloudy and a few ambers. Trichomes are most potent when cloudy/milky and after that it loses potency and when plants are harvested...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10071647/