Jagged Gardens
Well-known member
Hello all MNS-ers!
Does anyone know of an MNS strain, ideally a relatively fast-flowering IBL, that has been shown to carry significant amounts of cannabichromene/CBC? By "significant" I mean at least 1-2%, more would obviously be good too as I am interested in upping the CBC in a breeding program. Secondarily, my aim is to add some weight/yield to the line I'm working, so a good yielding CBC strain would be great too.
Here is what I have on hand to work with at present:
La Nina
Shark Shock
Critical Mass
Medicine Man
Ortega
Devil
Nordle
Early Skunk
Critical Skunk
Mango Widow
G13 Widow
Any resources or studies on CBC from a plant process/genetics standpoint would be appreciated as well (Is it recessive or dominant? Does it require particular attention when grown, or at its peak concentration early/middle/late in the harvest window? Are there any phenotypical or observable chemotypical markers of its presence? etc...). Somewhere I have a couple articles on CBC, but haven't been able to recall where I stored them - I'll post them when they are located.
From what I have read, it appears to be quite present in feral varieties, but like CBD (until a decade+ ago), has been scrubbed in favor of high THC (love me some THC, but let's keep rolling toward the other stuff too...money turns us into such f-n boneheads...).
Here is a link to the breeding program I'm working through, although be warned, there are quite a lot of vague notions sloshing around the thread!
Thanks, all, and be well!
Does anyone know of an MNS strain, ideally a relatively fast-flowering IBL, that has been shown to carry significant amounts of cannabichromene/CBC? By "significant" I mean at least 1-2%, more would obviously be good too as I am interested in upping the CBC in a breeding program. Secondarily, my aim is to add some weight/yield to the line I'm working, so a good yielding CBC strain would be great too.
Here is what I have on hand to work with at present:
La Nina
Shark Shock
Critical Mass
Medicine Man
Ortega
Devil
Nordle
Early Skunk
Critical Skunk
Mango Widow
G13 Widow
Any resources or studies on CBC from a plant process/genetics standpoint would be appreciated as well (Is it recessive or dominant? Does it require particular attention when grown, or at its peak concentration early/middle/late in the harvest window? Are there any phenotypical or observable chemotypical markers of its presence? etc...). Somewhere I have a couple articles on CBC, but haven't been able to recall where I stored them - I'll post them when they are located.
From what I have read, it appears to be quite present in feral varieties, but like CBD (until a decade+ ago), has been scrubbed in favor of high THC (love me some THC, but let's keep rolling toward the other stuff too...money turns us into such f-n boneheads...).
Here is a link to the breeding program I'm working through, although be warned, there are quite a lot of vague notions sloshing around the thread!
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Thanks, all, and be well!