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CBDrichHunt · 05-21-2011, 04:05 PM

Is there any new info on Breeding a CBD rich strain or getting CBGA cannabigerolic acid to synthesis in to more CBD? is it any ide to try CBD rich hemp and cross it with some suitable strain? or test with light spectrum and UV? had an ide to get my UV light in the grow area it´s a ultra violet UV light at 460 nm or 598 nm i dont know for shore if it´s goes up to 590 nm something it´s an light a use to process screen-print forumla the tubs name is philips TL 20w/05 i successful veged two baby plants with them and the grow rate was very good think at least as good as MH 400w i will do side by side test with some new seeds i got called polarlight#2 autofem seeds i want to try how fast the are if the really produce quality in 7-9 weeks from seed

Sabertooth Phar · 05-23-2011, 06:12 PM

Check with Steep Hill Labs in Oakland, CA. They have some Humboldt growers that are over 10% right now. 20X the normal. They can direct you if you say the right things. Can't say more than that now.

Your target on UVB is 280-300.

madres · 08-14-2011, 02:11 PM

Saw this recently: https://cbdcrew.org/

A collaboration of Mr Nice and Resin Seeds. Also of interest: https://projectcbd.org/

Phaeton · 09-02-2011, 12:44 AM

I am just starting a UV test grow in another thread.

I have used the 460nm blue light, works well to stunt growth on sativa, very tight nodes. Does not work well with indica, one node only at the base of the plants and all the leaves went smooth and singleton (8 plants).
I tested a 400nm/590nm violet/yellow light also, plants do not thrive with it at all. No real surprise there.

From what I have researched UV does not have a very great effect on Indica plants. I am trying it on sativa as sativa is more an open sky plant.

I am posting because UV was mentioned as possibly aiding in CBD production. Hmmm, the test thread is titled "(UVA+UVB)&sativa", I will watch for and report any changes in trichome structures also. Who knows? thats what testing is all about.

05-21-2011, 04:05 PM	#1
CBDrichHunt New Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: All over the globe Posts: 22	Is there any new info on Breeding a CBD rich strain Is there any new info on Breeding a CBD rich strain or getting CBGA cannabigerolic acid to synthesis in to more CBD? is it any ide to try CBD rich hemp and cross it with some suitable strain? or test with light spectrum and UV? had an ide to get my UV light in the grow area it´s a ultra violet UV light at 460 nm or 598 nm i dont know for shore if it´s goes up to 590 nm something it´s an light a use to process screen-print forumla the tubs name is philips TL 20w/05 i successful veged two baby plants with them and the grow rate was very good think at least as good as MH 400w i will do side by side test with some new seeds i got called polarlight#2 autofem seeds i want to try how fast the are if the really produce quality in 7-9 weeks from seed
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08-14-2011, 02:11 PM	#3
madres New Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 4	Saw this recently: https://cbdcrew.org/ A collaboration of Mr Nice and Resin Seeds. Also of interest: https://projectcbd.org/
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09-02-2011, 12:44 AM	#4
Phaeton Speed of Dark Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Interior Alaska Posts: 1,554	I am just starting a UV test grow in another thread. I have used the 460nm blue light, works well to stunt growth on sativa, very tight nodes. Does not work well with indica, one node only at the base of the plants and all the leaves went smooth and singleton (8 plants). I tested a 400nm/590nm violet/yellow light also, plants do not thrive with it at all. No real surprise there. From what I have researched UV does not have a very great effect on Indica plants. I am trying it on sativa as sativa is more an open sky plant. I am posting because UV was mentioned as possibly aiding in CBD production. Hmmm, the test thread is titled "(UVA+UVB)&sativa", I will watch for and report any changes in trichome structures also. Who knows? thats what testing is all about.
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05-23-2011, 06:12 PM	#2
Sabertooth Phar New Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Cannafornia Posts: 15	Check with Steep Hill Labs in Oakland, CA. They have some Humboldt growers that are over 10% right now. 20X the normal. They can direct you if you say the right things. Can't say more than that now. Your target on UVB is 280-300.
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