can i get a quick response.. its about curing
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lowrider2000
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yep it gose thrugh a process kinda like wine but different im sure some one will break it down and get technical wit it........
NBKA
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More powerfull? No.
It does a whole hell of alot for taste and harshness though.....
lowrider2000
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just know that its important and people would not wast 1 month of there lifes drying and curing if there was a faster way that was just as effective.... and it dose make it more powerfull sorry NBKA do some reserch dont mean to troll you or anything
mconn333
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curing re-dispurses the moisture evenly on the buds, It also activated the final trich that have not yet hardened. but any more than a few weeks is unnecessary. after like 3-4 weeks of burping you can seal them bitchs and put 'em in a dark cool place. Light and moisture kill potency.
NBKA
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Show me your proof please, I dont mean to troll you either, but if your calling me out, you need to back it with some proof please...........
NBKA
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Yep, thats what I said.
lowrider2000
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Cannabinoid Conversion
Naturally, as the metabolic processes continue during curing, the conversion of cannabergerol to tetrahydrocannabinol will continue and the potency of the pot will increase. This is because cannabergerol (CBG) is the non-psychoactive precursor for tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Of course, the exact change in THC content will necessarily be dependant upon the concentration of CBG in the fresh material at harvest. Of course any remaining precursors necessary to form additional cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids will also be consumed and converted.
Naturally, as the metabolic processes continue during curing, the conversion of cannabergerol to tetrahydrocannabinol will continue and the potency of the pot will increase. This is because cannabergerol (CBG) is the non-psychoactive precursor for tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Of course, the exact change in THC content will necessarily be dependant upon the concentration of CBG in the fresh material at harvest. Of course any remaining precursors necessary to form additional cannabidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids will also be consumed and converted.
lowrider2000
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it also makes it taste better and smoke smoother we are both right tho
NBKA
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Sounds sound, but what is the source of this information? Blow joe in his back yard, or a botanist at a univeristy?
Too many variables left out is the reason I ask.
What if there was no/very little cbg's? then by what you posted, there would not be a potancy increase.
lowrider2000
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you may be right idk heres more info https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/18291-does-curing-affect-potency.html
bird mcbride
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After about a year a lot of your THC's gone cannaboid, a no buzz situation. If you spray by gone pot with a water doped with hydrocloric acid some electron shit will happen and activates the THC molecules again, means happy times. So don't forget to puke when your cooking your cheese!!!