Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Oct-Dec '21

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On another note... I'm planning going indoors, but now have some decisions to make. I have two spaces I could use...
One is 70cm/25.5" high x 60cm/23.6" deep x 60cm/23.6" wide.
The other is 140cm/55" high x 40cm/16" deep x 60cm/23.6" wide.
In the first space I could place a Secret Jardin DP60 or a Homebox Ambient R80S. But it will be a low ceiling...
The second space is a cabinet which is perfect for myself as a DIY'er, but it's only 40 x 60cm floorspace...

What do you guys think?

Between container, plant, light, and hangers - the first space seems too short to even really grow anything?
 
Between container, plant, light, and hangers - the first space seems too short to even really grow anything?
That was my thinking as well. But on the other hand in the other space I only have about 0.24m²/2.58foot². Will that be enough for two plants? Maybe if I keep 'm small in solo cups? @St. Tom?
 
That was my thinking as well. But on the other hand in the other space I only have about 0.24m²/2.58foot². Will that be enough for two plants? Maybe if I keep 'm small in solo cups? @St. Tom?
Used to be a guy around here that grew in a converted dresser that was about waist high, maybe 2 feet deep and four feet long. He used cheapo blurple leds and basically stunted the plants to stay super short and compact. They were basically all bud. It can be done…..
 
Being a Sativa it will be a connoisseurs smoke, it is also an extract, concentrated goodness and seeing as it is a tropical Sativa, there is a high likelihood it contains THC-V (tetrahydrocannabivarin). It is known to produce a more motivated, alert and energizing feeling of euphoria.

Medical benefits - THCV is analgesic and anti-inflammatory, it's neuroprotective, which means it protects the nervous system. It's anti-nausea and vomiting. It helps with bone health and bone formation, it's sleep-promoting, it's anti-epileptic, it's anti-anxiety. It's a major anti-psychotic.
Diabetes
- Slightly higher doses of THCV between 10 to 20 milligrams have been found to assist in the regulation of blood sugar levels and can reduce the body’s resistance to insulin – a finding that makes the compound of interest as a novel treatment for diabetes.
Another well-documented research area for THCV is its potential to act as a powerful anti-inflammatory agent.
Seizure prevention
is a hot spot for research associated with many of the most prominent cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD. Naturally then, THCV has also been investigated as a potentially useful anticonvulsant medication.

Vaping - THCV's boiling point is a whopping 428 degrees Fahrenheit (220℃)—a full 114 degrees Fahrenheit (45.5℃) higher than THC.

Strength & Quantity - THCV can induce a psychotropic effect, meaning that it can get you high. However, you will need to consume relatively high quantities of THCV before you feel any intoxicating effects. By and large, THC is still the most psychotropic cannabinoid, and the one largely responsible for the infamous high of cannabis. Vaping THCV laden rosin in high doses will do it and get you to that psychotropic high!

THCV is playfully nicknamed the “race car” or the “sports car” of cannabinoids, as high doses reportedly give users a short-lasting but very energetic high. The compound has also been linked to a variety of other physiological effects that make it an notable prospect for medical cannabis research.

Just a few thoughts on why the high is different and a few other health tidbits thrown in for good measure.

But hold the press, have you ever heard of THCP & CBDP?
The Italian Ministry of Health gave the authorization to study the FM2 cannabis strain which led to the discovery of THCP. This variety was produced by the Military Chemical Pharmaceutical Institute of Florence.

Although THCP is supposedly '30 times more potent' than THC, we still do not know if this means that it is more psychoactive or makes you '30 times higher'. But tests on mice have proved that THCP is more active than THC at lower doses (at approximately half the dose).

It is still early days for being able to understand what this really means in the great scheme of cannabis science, but THCP's discovery could help explain the puzzling pharmacological properties of certain cannabis strains that could not previously be attributed to the presence of THC alone.

Seems we still have plenty to learn from our favorite plants and who knows in a few years time we will have THCP rich strains, where only a pinch is needed to get you high?!
We just know that the high is different and that has always been Sativa vs Indica. Now they are just getting to the why behind it. :thumbsup:

The kids are asking to do pumpkins now too and I'm now remembering why I haven't done them in years. They're definitely not using power tools but tbh I also really don't trust them with knives either lmfao. My kids inherited my ridiculously accident proneness so I can only imagine it will end up in a ER trip. Maybe this year though, idk. #2 needed stitches a couple years ago when he sneezed while standing at the counter doing homework. He smashed his face into the edge of the counter and split his eyebrow clear open.
They make plastic tools but you probably still need a big box of band-aids :rofl:

sweet nice heads up fro all the phone users.
Large fingers and poor eyesight means it is a monitor or nothing for me.
Trying to type on a phone would drive me nuts!
OMG I cannot type on my Phone. Hell I have a hard time with a regular keyboard.

Used to be a guy around here that grew in a converted dresser that was about waist high, maybe 2 feet deep and four feet long. He used cheapo blurple leds and basically stunted the plants to stay super short and compact. They were basically all bud. It can be done…..
I remember that grow cabinet but not who did it. :paleo:
 
Yay! :jointman: :jointman:
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4.72oz total from 4 plants, I'm not mad about it.
 
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