They don't. They test for harshness and some ignorantly think it evidence of flush/non-flush, rather then a test for cure/non-cure.
Many do actually. Breeders who test theit strains are feeding you irrelevant numbers as environment plays a huge role in the final cannabinoid levels. Many dispensaries are now testing each batch and even offer testing to members of their collectives altho it is fairly costly. They test for everything from cannabinoid and terpenoid levels to pathogens and residual fertilizer salts.
and if u know your green is good. wtf do we need test for. testing is good scientifically. but to the average or above average toker they mean shit.
I think Northern California may be a bit of an exception compared to most other medical communities.
the above average toker might be interested to see how certain terpenes create a different high, idk
ill admit that for the majority it may not be relevant but for those of us who are health conscious or medical patients testing is nothing short of mandatory (in my eyes at least).True storyI think Northern California may be a bit of an exception compared to most other medical communities.
ive been very glad about the decision to move to this area... and i was living in humboldt before
I believe the abov e average toker does not care much for terpinoid profiles as terpenes determine flavore, i believe. cannabinoid profiles such as cbd and thc may interest some. i think as far as smokers go it doesnt matter. but from a science point of view if a plant is 18.8 percent thc 0.7 percent cbd. i think i would want to know what else lies inside the resin heads to make up the other percentage and how they can benefit us.the above average toker might be interested to see how certain terpenes create a different high, idk
mostly terpenoids and flavonoids. and aside from thc, most other cannabinoids are not very psychoactive - most arent at all actually. the terpenes are what actually alter the high, and even carry medicinal effects of their own. such as linalool, which makes certain strains much more sedative than others. or pinene, which speeds up onset and also acts as a bronchodialator
im just saying if u use a feeding chart u got to remember the m.g. soil adds nitro so keep that in mind, thats where i screwed up. i used foxfarm soil on 30 plants and forgot i used m.g. on 6 and they got a toxic level of n and got the claw because of the time release n it has. i dont understand why people gotta be assholes on here, its for learning i never said im pro im learning. some guys on here make me feel like f rui. instead of being cool and tring to help they cut u down. if there such good growers they should be in a good mood all day with all the good weed they have
i heard fox farms oceans forest is the best, but thats just what i heard i use happy frog which i love, i dont like root organics very much, never tried any thing else, i like m.g. for my mother plants and outdoor. i guess i shouldnt of dogged it that bad
sorry everyone let me restate my tread post, please pass on the m.g. for starting seeds and indoor if u plan on flushing
not afraid to admit when im an ass or wrong im here to learn, id like advice with out people making me feel like an ass. in that pic its my royal hash. i belive with the m.g. time release and sticking to my normal feed schedule it got a lethal dose of N. i hope it dont die
99% of the time, your friends are haters 60% of the time.
Hope I did not make you feel that way. I agree there are some asses on here, but overall most are here to help.
