oldjarhead100
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Wow ATU good job they are beautiful and growing so well
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alltatup
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I kept em warm enough last week. Of course, they're in boxes, so they're in a self-contained environment, and the temps stayed fine inside the boxes. Then I set my temp at 66 at night, and they are fine in flower at that temp. The little radiator I have in there usually makes the room too hot.
Basement growers got the best world when the weather's hot, no doubt!! But I think I'ma have to put a portable air conditioning unit in that room for summer. It will improve my flowers a lot.
Basement growers got the best world when the weather's hot, no doubt!! But I think I'ma have to put a portable air conditioning unit in that room for summer. It will improve my flowers a lot.
I totally agree with this. Presenting cannabis as some kind of magical cure all is irresponsible at best. People diagnosed with serious conditions such as cancer are extremely vulnerable and it is totally wrong to offer them false hope. What we need is good research so we can find out more about the medical effects of cannabis. It does show a great deal of promise but if I was diagnosed with cancer tomorrow I would be using cannabis alongside rather than instead of conventional medical treatment.
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Paracelsus
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Paracelsus
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I also might add that without Rick Simpon Oil the further research sparked by his claims might never have happened
The research that was able to counter Rick Simpson's research also verified other aspects of his claims and fine tuned the regimens that do have success .
The research that was able to counter Rick Simpson's research also verified other aspects of his claims and fine tuned the regimens that do have success .
D.A.A.S.69
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Nice, gonna be lots of buds on those beautiful plants, Alltatup. -
RosettaStoned
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I purchased some flower last week and it is my first experience with a high CBD strain. Wow, it makes a difference! I think I gonna have to get some seeds. What's you're favorite CBD/medium to high thc thc strain?
alltatup
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RosettaStoned this is my first grow of CBD strains; I harvested around 2 grams off a tiny cannatonic plant on the last grow, but that doesn't really count. So we are all going to have to share our experiences. What was the strain you tried? right now I'm growing CBD Nordle by CBD Crew and CBD Critical Cure by Barney's Farm. I honestly can't wait to smoke them.
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alltatup
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Fascinating!!! Look at its adorable parent, Z7: http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Z7/CBD_Crew/
But someone where you live must be breeding that, cuz it's not for sale anywhere online. Can you tell me what the stone/high/not so high was like?
I could just about create that by blending what I'm growing now--heavy-duty Afghan strains and the CBD strains.
But someone where you live must be breeding that, cuz it's not for sale anywhere online. Can you tell me what the stone/high/not so high was like?
I could just about create that by blending what I'm growing now--heavy-duty Afghan strains and the CBD strains.
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RosettaStoned
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A very calm baked haha, long lasting too! I smoke all day, everyday. So I was happy to get so stoned off of it. Surprised too, being that it's suppose to be below 20% thc but the high CBD ratio must make up for it. Not sure, but felt like it helped with pain more. Could be because I knew there was high CBD.
I've been wanting to experiment with CBD for pain/headaches since I'm not a fan of pills . Being in construction the last 20 years has done a number on my joints and that can help get through the day, that would be great
I've been wanting to experiment with CBD for pain/headaches since I'm not a fan of pills . Being in construction the last 20 years has done a number on my joints and that can help get through the day, that would be great
Paracelsus
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opinions on this section on Decarb
Quote Dr. Franjo Grotenhermen "You write, “Decarboxylation occurs when the molecules within the oil have been rotated to the delta 9 position with the use of heat so they become more and medicinally active,†(Pos. 717, Kindle).
It is a fact, however, prior to decarboxylation, the substance is already delta-9-THC. With regard to the corresponding double bond in the THC molecule, nothing changes through the process. Decarboxylation means removal of carbon dioxide. This reaction converts the naturally present THC acid (THCA) in the plant into phenolic THC that is responsible for most of the therapeutic effects of delta-9-THC. I read on your website that you encourage to include plant-based foods in the diet, claiming that the proteins contained in plants possess cancer-fighting properties, as well. However, it is not proteins, but the phytochemicals, such as flavonoids, which may possess such properties." End Quote
Quote Dr. Franjo Grotenhermen "You write, “Decarboxylation occurs when the molecules within the oil have been rotated to the delta 9 position with the use of heat so they become more and medicinally active,†(Pos. 717, Kindle).
It is a fact, however, prior to decarboxylation, the substance is already delta-9-THC. With regard to the corresponding double bond in the THC molecule, nothing changes through the process. Decarboxylation means removal of carbon dioxide. This reaction converts the naturally present THC acid (THCA) in the plant into phenolic THC that is responsible for most of the therapeutic effects of delta-9-THC. I read on your website that you encourage to include plant-based foods in the diet, claiming that the proteins contained in plants possess cancer-fighting properties, as well. However, it is not proteins, but the phytochemicals, such as flavonoids, which may possess such properties." End Quote
alltatup
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Very well-written response to Mr. Simpson. I am so happy to see these M.D.s who are cannabis physicians like this Dr. Grotenhermen, and Dr. Frankel in Santa Monica http://www.greenbridgemed.com/blog/
All of this excellent medical research makes me very hopeful.
All of this excellent medical research makes me very hopeful.
oldjarhead100
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Rosetta I keep different strains ,I find when I smoke one strain I get used to it so I just keep changing but it is really nice when you find a Hammer(real strong strain) I smoke all day as well and am trying to find a mix so I can function better during the day and still get pain relief ,still being stoned all day is alot better than the Morphine I was on for years or the Oxycodone
Paracelsus
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alltatup
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RosettaStoned My experience with my CBD tincture is that it takes a while to "build up" or whatever it does in your system, so be a guinea pig for a few weeks and see what happens with the pain. We are all doing our own trial and error experiments to find the right medicinal strains and doses.
oldjarhead100 Had a buddy in TX addicted to oxycodone; not fun. If being stoned all day allows one to function, do what has to get done and feel better doing it, then it's a beautiful medicinal high. I am so hoping that my CBD strains will help with the stress of my job.
Paracelsus That info on SeedFinder is like a Dark Ages laberynthine library, like in The Name of the Rose--except that so much of it leads back to those wonderful Kush Mountains...
oldjarhead100 Had a buddy in TX addicted to oxycodone; not fun. If being stoned all day allows one to function, do what has to get done and feel better doing it, then it's a beautiful medicinal high. I am so hoping that my CBD strains will help with the stress of my job.
Paracelsus That info on SeedFinder is like a Dark Ages laberynthine library, like in The Name of the Rose--except that so much of it leads back to those wonderful Kush Mountains...