landrace sativa concentrates?

nepalnt21

FRRRRRResh!

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• May 5, 2019

• #1

i rarely see any pure sativas at the dispensaries, but recently i have seen a 'golden tiger' (ace seeds) cartridge for one of those cheapo vape pens.

those of you that smoke pure sativas (not the modern commercial hybrids advertised as sativas), do the cartridges/ extracted resins have the very same effect?

i'm talking the dynamic, multilayer, psychedelic uplifting high that sativa flowers can give... i don't want to waste my money if it will be a generic high.

 

Drewsif

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• May 5, 2019

• #2

Legal outfits won't grow anything over 8 week so i wouldn't get my hopes up. There's no such thing as 8 week Cannabis Sativa.

 

big315smooth

mama tried

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• May 5, 2019

• #3

i never tried pure sativa only hybrids always wondered how sativa hash would be like

 

Gry

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• May 5, 2019

• #4

It was real nice, even more so as I recall a price of 3 bucks a gram.

 

Cvh

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Supermod

• May 5, 2019

• #5

I can't speak of cartridges which are made using BHO, CO2,...etc extraction techniques.

But the drysift hash I make of Sativa (dominant) plants still has the same type of high as the flowers.
Because I drysift my end product still contains all (the majority) of the terpenes and terpenoids.
I don't know that with other extraction techniques you still have all the terpenes and terpenoids present in your end product.

Personally I think the answer for your question will be hidden in what terpenes/terpenoids are still present that you would get either a generic high or a typical Sativa high.

 

WaterFarmFan

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• May 6, 2019

• #6

I have no idea about what is being sold in dispensaries, but yes, extracts made from sativas do carry through, if extracted with some care. I think that sativa (and indica) effects are driven from a combo of the cannabinoids and terpenes. Sativas have a different composition of lesser cannabinoids (other than THC) often with no cbd, so a quality extraction should get all of these in the same ratio as plant. Some of the more volatile terpenes will be lost but can easily be added back with terpene isolates.

Basic rule of thumb:

Indica/Hybrid extract + Sativa terps = fairly decent sativa effects
Sativa (properly grown) extract + Sativa terps = real deal Holyfield

 

WaterFarmFan

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• May 6, 2019

• #7

If anyone is looking for more details on sativa terps, this is the spot:

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=323725

Dubi, who happens to be really nice guy with A+++++++++ customer service, has listed terp profiles for the most their sativa lines at Ace. These are roadmaps to create blends if you want to add back terps to extracts.