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    Decided to stick this up for discussion.

    I often see people talking about harvesting by trich colour (color for our US chums) clear is head rush through to amber couchlock but I see the differences between sativa and indica described in the same way.

    Is it as simple as...
    Clear sativa - Amber indica is the spectrum of stone.

    Or am I missing some subtle differences here?

    Discuss...

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    Thought this would make interesting conversation but no replies.

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    That makes sense to me the headiest you can get being an early harvested Sativa and so on. I have three nice wee Power skunks, (small clones that went into flower almost straight away) and I plan to harvest 1 clear, 1 50/50 and one mostly amber. I plan to see for myself how different these stages can be.

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    Generally if i choose to grow a strain it's primarily for it's effects/potency and then taste.
    So if i choose a sativa it's because I want a speedier rush and i harvest sativas when clear/milky. If i'm growing indica i'll wait to harvest that when it's milky/amber for the couchlock.
    If I dont harvest like this it would contradict the reason i selected the strains in the first place.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bmx Bandit View Post
    Generally if i choose to grow a strain it's primarily for it's effects/potency and then taste.
    So if i choose a sativa it's because I want a speedier rush and i harvest sativas when clear/milky. If i'm growing indica i'll wait to harvest that when it's milky/amber for the couchlock.
    If I dont harvest like this it would contradict the reason i selected the strains in the first place.
    I think the same way....then a little voice says maybe it would be better if I let it run/harvest early!

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    Amber trichomes tend to have more CBD in them than clear or cloudy trichomes, and CBD balances out the rush sativa effect to a certain extent. Whether it works the other way round or not, ie there is less CD in clear trichomes than cloudy, I'm not sure.... But the combination of long list of cannabinoids that make the character or type of stone with a particular strain stays pretty much the same with in a level that we can actually recognize it.
    Clear Trichomes are simply immature trichomes and really should e avoided, I can't remember the scientific part behind why, but immature trichomes encourage a lack of REM sleep, you will have a deep sleep, but a part of the brain than needs to sleep wont be able to, and that isn't too good. (I'm sure a small percentage isn't too bad)


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    Quote Originally Posted by _Whisperer View Post
    Amber trichomes tend to have more CBD in them than clear or cloudy trichomes, and CBD balances out the rush sativa effect to a certain extent. Whether it works the other way round or not, ie there is less CD in clear trichomes than cloudy, I'm not sure.... But the combination of long list of cannabinoids that make the character or type of stone with a particular strain stays pretty much the same with in a level that we can actually recognize it.
    Clear Trichomes are simply immature trichomes and really should e avoided, I can't remember the scientific part behind why, but immature trichomes encourage a lack of REM sleep, you will have a deep sleep, but a part of the brain than needs to sleep wont be able to, and that isn't too good. (I'm sure a small percentage isn't too bad)


    I'm in personal disrepute with the website I get the info from so I'm not going to link to it, but I will copy and paste the info out if anyone wants.
    I wonder is that why cannabis is seen as so bad - crappy grower/dealers flood the place with immature buds to maximise their profit and people suffer as a result, (lack of REM can do awful things to a person), and then cannabis gets a bad rep. Maybe something akin to brewing Poitín. Do it right and you get wasted and not doing it right it blinds you!

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    On very very few cases, cannabis has been linked to a "particular" mental illness case, I'm inclined to think that this could be the cause, it does say something about it in the article, where some one who already has a mild onset or is genetically inclined to have mental illness and the lack of REM sleep may speed it's onset. (but as far as I'm concerned I don't want to temp fate as far as harvesting early goes lol)
    ....saying that, non of these cases have any serious backing or proof to them that say it definitely was cannabis that caused it, but taking it out of the equation can only be a good thing for smokers and growers.

    Yes, yet another reason why Prohibition is a stupid thing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Whisperer View Post
    On very very few cases, cannabis has been linked to a "particular" mental illness case, I'm inclined to think that this could be the cause, it does say something about it in the article, where some one who already has a mild onset or is genetically inclined to have mental illness and the lack of REM sleep may speed it's onset. (but as far as I'm concerned I don't want to temp fate as far as harvesting early goes lol)
    ....saying that, non of these cases have any serious backing or proof to them that say it definitely was cannabis that caused it, but taking it out of the equation can only be a good thing for smokers and growers.

    Yes, yet another reason why Prohibition is a stupid thing!
    There is a big chicken/egg argument here:

    People start feeling unwell and use cannabis to medicate so the health 'professionals' find out they are using cannabis and they have their answer! I seen it with a mates brother. I had gone into the ward with him and they said he was ill from cannabis use despite them being told that he used the cannabis to quieten the voices. Some people will only believe what they want. I wonder how those nurses/Drs would react to the fact that they are looking at using cannabis to treat anxiety, PTSD and the big baddie - Schizophrenia?

    The only research that shows any half decent link is if there is heavy use in the teens.

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    When I was back in Cali' I used MJ heavily from about 15, I haven't got any mental illnesses' Nor me.

    Anyhow. My grandfather always held/holds out until the Trichs are all amber, He' the type to sit in the backyard with a loud pack (1Oz~), a big pack of Raw papers (small, "Single-wide" not king size), a lighter and the daily paper or the Radio. Likes to just chill under the sun with a smoke. So a Amber "Couch-lock" trich is pretty much his thing..
    Dealers however used to put out crappy weed with barely any orange "Hairs" on the bud, Thus being either clear or milky trichs I guess. This also used to never put me on my ass unlike my Granfathers OG Kush (OGK, Gettit' ..?)

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