THc % on sinsemilla

Does Any one know the thc percentage range for all sinsemilla(without seedss)strains??????
iam growing organics Mids i lost my good seeds >\
and i grew some mids last year and Purepower plant.....
this time no micacle grow pure organics......\]
will post pics

From .05% to 25%










lol

olosto said:

From .05% to 25%

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Good one. Although you could have gone up to 30%.

Almost impossible to get an accurate reading on THC levels. Too many variables.

yeah its kinda like saying how much alch % is beer

Fallen Buckshot said:

yeah its kinda like saying how much alch % is beer

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? Could't tell if that was sarcastic.
To measure alcohol levels in beer you determine the specific gravity using a tool called a hydrometer.
Beer is easy to measure because it is a homogeneous mixture. The alcohol level is the same at the bottom of the barrel as it is at the top.

To measure cannabis they use gas chromatography and compare relative substances. The problem is that a bud is not homogeneous like a bottle of beer. There could be more THC glands in one spot and less in another. All you could get is an approximate range.

Hope that helps.

yes sarcastic as in their are various beers/styles strengths maybe i was reaching for that one ?

Lol. Nope i was just too stoned. Still am as matter of fact.

I guess grass chromatography? some sort of test along the scientific principles of google and then buy the apparatus on eBay. Maybe for under a couple of grand. I am sorry I going to google this in minute. But my senses tell me there will be some messed up box with unreadable waves on it and blah blah blah that costs about 5 grand. Something you could build yourself at radioshack but the black peices wont be the same, just look alike. So the only way to tell this is to guess 18% and hope you have a helathy sense of narcisism that can give this doubtful illusion some gas, as bad breeding has taken all the gas out of that bagseed and left you with something that is "good for baking".