Light degrades THC...

[DTRave420]

OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG LIAR~!~~~ ALGAE and some types of BACTERIA can perform photosynthesis, NOT PLANT, straight up pwned haha jk :jointsmile:

OOOPS!!!

[TheMetal1]

Don't feel bad DT :jointsmile:
You're both not totally right anyway. While those things do "use light for food"... I found other foods that "have Light in them" too.

:hippy:

[SouthernGuerilla]

All this talk about food, I have the munchies and no good grub. :stoned:

[DTRave420]

Don't feel bad DT :jointsmile:
You're both not totally right anyway. While those things do "use light for food"... I found other foods that "have Light in them" too.

:hippy:

ROFL!!!:S2:

Thanks Metal1,Man your funny!!!

Stay cool bro:thumbsup:

[stinkyattic]

The synthesis and breakdown of psychoactive resins occurs when the plant is alive, too- and it continues producing more during its reproductive cycle. The trichomes changing colors is a visible sign of the breakdown; the amber color is a sign that much of your THC is degraded into secondary compounds.
Minimizing exposure to intense light after chop slows this process.

[TheMetal1]

Hahaha... who would have thought? The thread would reach a conclusion with the input of Stinky? :hippy:

That's pretty cool stuff. The plant is just too bad ass to let that THC decrease while it has the beating "heart" to stop it. Ahh, Mary is always looking out for us :stoned:

I guess DTRave, in a general sense, it would seem that the plant loses it's ability to fight the process as it grows older. Just like people...

Hmm... I wonder what would happen if you smoked people? Mmmm smoked people. What do you recommend? Applewood? Hickory? :jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

Soylent green?