Oldguy71
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This is what I got:
I think it will, at least for a while. When newer generations take over, if they have the means, they might industrialize it a bit more, but I think we will always be able to find good hash, just at higher price than now x_xyou know one thing i hope is that in these hash making countries is hopefully some villagers keep it “original” meaning growing and making hashish the way they have been doing it for years..
but for years westerners have been giving farmers or making deals too grow higher producing strains and teaching them bubble washing which is ruining the whole experience to me.. i even see some of this product here in canada and tried it and it’s no where near what it used to be..
hope the bekka valley stays old school..
My thought was that it increases THC content in the trichs that are there.the uv light must increase trichomes, if not definitely terpenes than, as that i believe terpenes a plant can increase or change depending on the stress/growing conditions..
I have a feeling the only way you're going to be able to pull that off is to grow a long beard and hop on a plane to Afghanistan.you know one thing i hope is that in these hash making countries is hopefully some villagers keep it “original” meaning growing and making hashish the way they have been doing it for years..
but for years westerners have been giving farmers or making deals too grow higher producing strains and teaching them bubble washing which is ruining the whole experience to me.. i even see some of this product here in canada and tried it and it’s no where near what it used to be..
hope the bekka valley stays old school..
So UV increses THC in sugar leaves by 30%, but not in the flowers? I might have to give my plants a scolding for that kind of bullshit.Sorry about the link. Let’s try this one
Dont be cruel theyre just trying to protect their solar panelsSo UV increses THC in sugar leaves by 30%, but not in the flowers? I might have to give my plants a scolding for that kind of bullshit.
If they feel anxious and stressed, maybe they'll be more potent.Dont be cruel theyre just trying to protect their solar panels![]()
True Im not gonna act like I have not stressed them on purpose but I do feel a bit bad when I chop them, still, after so many years. I try to relieve myself thinking that I gave her the best life I couldIf they feel anxious and stressed, maybe they'll be more potent.
To me it seems like the frostiest buds are on the middle of the plant with more shade- about 8-12" below the tops.hey growers.. firstly this is just something that has been on my mind for a while now but i was waiting for the answer to come to me, haha..
why is it and you’ll see it all the time in frosty flowers that it’s the tiny colas with coated sugar/fan leaves?
why wouldn’t you just grow “proper” size buds so that the plant can contain all her trichomes mostly on the buds instead of having to use her fan leaves? just saying seems like a waste to me, can’t sell fan leaves? smoke them?..
to me even though most of those pics look pretty it’s not what i would want..
anyhoo just wondering..
ya and anytime you go reading the science papers about it i get lost in the babble,.It seems I’ve already liked a couple of these posts @GNick55must have early onset dementia’s
still didn’t anwser my question though except saying smaller buds produce more trichs cause they smaller buds
ahwell one of life’s mysteries
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Arise? You caught my attention, tell me more about those plantsUsually, when you have that massive amount of trichs on leaves, there are also a lot of trichs on the flowers.
But what I've found is that the frostiest looking plants I have in a grow -- the ones that make the sugar coated bud pics -- are only rarely the best plant in the grow, potency-wise.
For example, a couple of grow ago, I grew a couple of Arise females. They were very sticky if you touched them, but they didn't look frosty in pictures. The trichs seemed small, so they weren't nearly as noticeable as they were on a plant from LIT seeds (Cinnamon Rollz). They looked like average plants, by comparison. Well, they turned out to be about the most potent plants I ever grew. The frost monsters in the grow were also good, but Arise was just in a class by itself.