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I upvoted your comment. I'm not sure why you were downvoted. This is correct. Even different plants of the same strain will have different levels of these depen
by grawprog 8y ago
I upvoted your comment. I'm not sure why you were downvoted. This is correct. Even different plants of the same strain will have different levels of these depending on growing conditions, drying, curing and other factors. Even two clones grown in different conditions can vary greatly in cannibinoid ratios.
There was also an excellent study i read a while back on the effects of different terpenes on the kind of high you have and how they interact with thc and various other cannibinoids.
This article summarizes the study pretty well:
https://lift.co/magazine/terpenes-cannabis-strains https://lift.co/magazine/terpenes-cannabis-strains
- kylek 8y agoA bit off-topic but I thought this video was neat [0]. Cannabinoids produced by GMO yeast! (Your reference to the variance in ratios reminded me of this. An interesting answer to mass production and standardization) [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gUXtBuI-tY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gUXtBuI-tY