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Fractioning huh? If you are referring to separating them, then it is very difficult. THC boils at 315 degrees F and CBD boils as low as 320.

Thanks.....I actually can't talk to plants, but I'm a good listener!

OG Gong.....thanks for the link to the terpene list. Good stuff. Terpene Science will definitely get more advanced as time goes on! "4 Corners Cannabis" already adds limonene to their CBD Vape Juice to add to the entourage effect. It seems strange to me that people aren't supplementing linalool...

Harvesting late is usually best for terpene production....as long as you don't go too long and have degradation. The entourage effect is pretty serious with any type of cannabinoid/terpene relation. As for strains: It's best to find a CBD to THC ratio that you like. From there on you really need...

Not quite sure. What's your interest in this particular strain? It however would be safe to guess that its mom is a high CBD phenotype of a land race strain such as Old Timers Haze......or a hybrid cross of a CBD dominant landrace.

I spend all my time working on CBD. I also dabble in other cannabinoids too. I own 4 Corners Cannabis with my brother. Cannabis is our lives

I have been working with CBD every second of the day for the last 2 years. If you have any questions, then feel free to ask!

So, I Posted something about CBC on a thread about CBG because I saw some posts about CBC. CBC (Cannabichromene) averages about .01% in most plants. CBC is so rare that there is very little information about it. It is very exciting that 4 Corners Cannabis's strain Ma'at has just been tested at...

4 Corners Cannabis's strain Ma'at has just been tested at 2.5% CBC. This is about 250 times the amount of CBC from the average cannabis plant!