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Ah, makes sense. Thank you for the clarification.Yes, dry hash will dry sift easily.
Oily stuff will clog dry screens. I run everything into rosin so, when it waxes (dry) on parchment instead of being runny (oily)
Thats an alright line up :). I would be surprised if you weren't able to find something that'll work in there.The congo x nepalese jam is of interest. Probably a hardy as hell plant that flowers pretty quickly too.
I suspect if i do a run of what I have looking for thcv i will find some between the acid dough, a nepalese jam fem i have, a pack of Mel Frank's heirloom Durban fems, and a pack of Caribe, which is mostly Jamaican.
Wow! Thanks for your post! Those screenshots with the benchmark numbers are awesome!Thoroughly good read. Thank you to all contributors. Noticed seattle chronic seeds has a thcv x cbg collaboration project with Hoku seeds. I took screenshots of the Instagram post just incase anyone wants to read sorry for poor overlap.
Regarding Novarine I sent Elite seeds an email regarding availability of it over a year ago and was told "coming soon".
I’m halfway through reading the entire thread, but I’m already fully invested and dedicated. PLEASE let me help and be a part of this in some way.Ah. Yeah.
This guy is very interesting re: Cannabinoids generally and re: parkinson's in particular.
Javier Fernández-Ruiz
Profesor de Bioquímica, Universidad Complutense - Citado por 21,038 - Cannabinoidesscholar.google.es
Greetings MrToad!! I’m so stoked to see you here.Hey Gang
I had a friend put my on to this thread..the elusive pursuit of THCV and have pursued many of the angles.
(Sorry if my statements have already covered as I have just begun to read the thread)
Poekie..re: The Novarine...I pursued that about a year ago; even going as far as to contact the seedbank and was told of an imminent release of the Novarine strain...Upon further numerous inquries, the company went dark and refused to answer my questions..I thats a dead end.
I've grown out Subcool's Jack the Ripper, but didnt test, rather hoped for the tell tales sign of uplifting (speedy'ish or appetite suppressant)..no luck.
I've been told also..Black Willy, Vietnamese Black and possibly Durban Poison..and of course, Dutch Passion's "Victory" gouge..
sorry to jump in, not being up to speed..Its just nice to find others pursuing same hunt.. :)
I am. For me personally, variety is the spice of life; and I can usually manage my MD by ingesting in a number of ways (flower, edibles, sublinguals, capsules, Hash, topicals, etc. are all made in house)Is anyone here other than me more interested in breeding a high thcv strain than ingesting thcv?
Lets see if this works
This is the same video, just trying to make sure they are visible to everyone without needing an account. Please let me know if it works!
Thx dude. Still having issues with Chrome, but other browsers seem to work.i can watch this one
Thx dude. Still having issues with Chrome, but other browsers seem to work.
Looking at 404 errors and CORB blocking right now. This really should be easier. Maybe a site mod can help me out.
@Moe.Red maybe instead of pushing them harder back off and nurse them along with light ec of a grow ratio nute.
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But same plant fed right 2-3 more weeks will put you right down.
Try UV? If you are thinking of experiments.Well, this whole tent has gone well beyond a normal harvest time for me. I had already started the flush before we talked about extending the harvest. It's not a good test overall, but I wanted to see what if anything might trigger THCv. Thinking about African conditions, I tried things like higher temp, more intense light (closer to the plants simulating more of an equatorial sun) and things like that. This tent is really not that important except to figure things out as best I can. I'll cure it up but I am not expecting anything spectacular.
Ultimately I think THCV will only be expressed if it is in the genes, no amount of environmental changes will make a hybrid a THCV producer if it is not in the genetics. That, unfortunately is what I have here, plants that don't produce much THCV. I have not collected much data from this run.
I have more on the way that hopefully will be better.
I may harvest the other 4 in this tent and leave the 2 JtR and try to nurse them back. Maybe a couple more weeks would help. But at some point I'll have to admit defeat on these ladies and get ready for what is next.
Try UV? If you are thinking of experiments.
But i agree. Probably genetics just don't have much if any to express.
Very highly doubt it would do anything, but why not?OK, will do. Can't hurt at this point.
Far red too?
Well, this whole tent has gone well beyond a normal harvest time for me. I had already started the flush before we talked about extending the harvest. It's not a good test overall, but I wanted to see what if anything might trigger THCv. Thinking about African conditions, I tried things like higher temp, more intense light (closer to the plants simulating more of an equatorial sun) and things like that. This tent is really not that important except to figure things out as best I can. I'll cure it up but I am not expecting anything spectacular.
Ultimately I think THCV will only be expressed if it is in the genes, no amount of environmental changes will make a hybrid a THCV producer if it is not in the genetics. That, unfortunately is what I have here, plants that don't produce much THCV. I have not collected much data from this run.
I have more on the way that hopefully will be better.
I may harvest the other 4 in this tent and leave the 2 JtR and try to nurse them back. Maybe a couple more weeks would help. But at some point I'll have to admit defeat on these ladies and get ready for what is next.
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