Also agreed, genetics play a huge role, thats why I only buy seeds from trusted banks. If you get a shitty phenotype it wont take as much advantage of a perfect enviroment as a good pheno would.
No, I would argue with that. If the effect is really good, then it's worth working for such a herb. However, no matter how much you work, the effect won't improve. Although if you offend the herb, the yield and effect may not be optimal.
Indoors you have to consider more things. As I said temps and humidity are important but as long as youre not too far off your weed will be fine, maybe not as fine but will be fine. You also have to consider oxygen and co2 pockets so you want good ventilation. Intraction and extraction fan and another fan moving air inside prevents such pockets from forming, and the breeze makes your branches thicker. Then you could benefit from adding some extra silica and calcium since they want to thicken the branches to withstand the wind.
You know, but the effect is either due to independent inheritance or a dominant gene. But if you do the same thing for a million years, you can change the grass. But inheritance in the case of an independent factor is a lottery, while the dominant distribution is always amazing.
You see, we don't agree with each other a lot. But it's possible. I still believe that the effect doesn't get better or worse as the concentration of THC increases, it just needs more or less.
In other words, you'll still be smoking the same thing, but not in the case of serious nutritional errors. I mean, the plant won't suffer from your love for it.
Agreed, the first thing you want is a strain that is properly bred and gives the effects that you are searching for. Once you have that you decide how much you wanna invest in bigger yields and potency but the effect, besides being more potent in THC and having more terpenes, should be similar.
You see, if we look at the pricing of goods, we'll realize that the yield is not a consumer issue. Consumers want to get things for the lowest possible price, and we'll do whatever it takes to make them buy from us. However, if they're not satisfied, we won't get our money. On the other hand, they might be willing to pay whatever it takes because they know they can't find it anywhere else.But sometimes the goods are the same, and then the price keeps falling.But we can still agree to do the same thing and leave the minimum price, and then piracy happens.
It's too complicated. Are we talking about the yield of a single root or an entire plantation? This requires mathematics and people who understand what they're doing. However, the industry is structured in a way where there should be as many products as possible, and a poor-quality product can become an alternative. In reality, it's all about the effect. This requires a blind test. However, cannabis accumulates, and you can't smoke 10 different strains a day and say, "This is what I need." This is where professionals come in. They will be able to evaluate not only the quality and duration of the effect, but also its safety. This is too complex a question to give an honest opinion.
I think we'll just pick up another topic next time, and I don't see much disagreement.
