i have never heard of thcv extracts on the market here at all. Do they even exist
If we are talking about oral consumption I think it's because you wouldn't get high, not because it's not legal. THCV has to heated up (smoke it or cook it) before it converts into THC. When I made Green Dragon drops I would grind and then the brown the weed in a hot pan before steeping it in alcohol. Fresh buds don't work, neither would extracts.I have only done d8 as far as alt canna onions go. A 400 mg edible had me feeling great but vaping never did anything for me really. I’ve tried THC-O vapes too and I got nothing yet I thought it was supposed to be more potent than d9. Maybe just a bad vendor idk.
What’s really wild is how THCA is sold legally as long as d9 is only .3 percent. I mean THCA is the same as thc when smoked.
Put up a link to than, if you can. Interesting subject.Most recent information have seen, if appears if thcv is mixed with THC, the stimulate effect is canceled out
I quit reading once I got to that yellow word I don't like my eyes to bleed trying to read something. Please refrain from doing that again.One main problem i used to expect with these target temperatures was that it implies a thermo-static model of consumption method where secondary & tertiary heat degradation results from violating this simple principle: to « Follow the Shortest Path of Lesser Transformation », e.g. a rule aiming to preserve/enjoy the wide spectrum "entourage" effect of cannabis without too much denaturation. So, thermalization as in slow/steady dry ovenizers no longer felt appealing to me a decade ago, which was when i started to explore « Pulsed Heating » based on convection instead. That alternative is about suddenly flooding a bowl with a virtually infinite source of energy (within the range of applications, to avoid combustion)... What it means is that all noble molecules get a chance to be "released" then "transported" away from such intense heat while it quickly degrades behind, because each liberating burst carries energy with it and this heat-depleting airflow is what makes the method combustion-free.
In the past i've repeatedly referred to some arachnophobic game tagged as "heat-shave the hairy spider", which is about torching an insect to strip its exoskeleton hairs without killing it inside. The trick is to match time, contact surface, mass and energy together in a way where only tiny exposed structures as hairs get heated up until they glow first... It turns out the trichome glands behave as an ideal packaging in this regard, which makes them a precious gift of Nature, all for free. As an additional advantage, this selectively targets the most noble part of a nugget, which got actually filtered on a molecular basis at the site of genesis; the rest is vegetal substrate likely to be soaked with contaminants including sanitory additive "traces", all mixed up in absence of combinatorial C(n, r) restrictions (and hence long-term studies won't show up before many generations started to express as signs of "strange deseases" - all In The Name Of Children).
So, to accomplish that it's essential to gain control over the amount of energy and time to begin with, etc., while a majority of popular consumption tools blatantly promise monster clouds, e.g. reflecting cooking effects with everything blurred. Which is more convenient to indu$trials than consumers IMHO; m'well, those who ain't chasing after the strongest "buzz", confusing quantity vs quality after having a couch-lock anyway.
Oh, by the way here are only 2 vaporization "target" temperatures:
THC:: 157 °C (315 °F)THCv: 220 °C (428 °F)
And the entourage effect implies many more. So, any idea how to get it all at once via the thermo-static model exactly?
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