trichomes on roses

G

Guest

• Mar 21, 2006

• #1

I've heard of bubbleman using ice extraction on plants other than our favourite cannabis varieties and have tried to scope similar trichome structues on some of these but have never seen anything until today.
Check the little green bit of opened bud on the bottom right of this rose flower
slightly out of focus but you can see them
peace

 

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Lmwfy

Member

• Mar 21, 2006

• #2

Do a bubble run and let us know how it goes :tup:

 

bongasaurus

king of the dinosaurs

Veteran

• Mar 31, 2006

• #3

haha, i dunno man.

sounds like a major longshot to me... hash from roses...seems like it wouldve already caught on

 

Klepto

Member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #4

i see wat your saying.. thats pretty interesting

 

G

Guest

• Mar 31, 2006

• #5

yes, its ture, other plants have "trichomes", but they dont contain thc.

 

G

Guest

• Mar 31, 2006

• #6

Yeah.... you may be able to press the resins but it wouldn't get ya high. If it does im fuckin smoking my whole rose garden. Talk about a loophole lol

 

acidfire

Active member

• Mar 31, 2006

• #7

I remember him talking about that too.
The mint hash helped suppress coughing or something?

Would be interesting to test out, make your own incense.

 

bluebublelove

Active member

• Apr 1, 2006

• #8

very cool. lots of plants do have trichomes. too cool

 

bubbleman

Active member

Veteran

• Apr 2, 2006

• #9

Hey guys, yes indeed rose have trichomes, as does mint, mullueim, lavender, salal, rosemarry and a few hundred others. I have made hash from most of them> The Rose hash i made, was extremly nice. very light pink colour. I used organic fresh rose heads flown in from ecaudor( have a good contat), and truly aside from the very small yeilds, it was definitly rose hash.

give thanks


bubble man

 

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always2theLeft

Member

• Apr 3, 2006

• #10

wait your going to smoke rose resin?
........?

try salvia or morningglory, those will take ya somewhere

 

G

Guest

• Apr 4, 2006

• #11

smoking is not my intentions, I just was pointing out the visible trichomes in the photo of a blooming rose i took. I am interested in getting information on what essential oils these trichomes could contain etc.

bubbleman could you possibly direct me to a link where i could get a list of all known trichome producing plants? and any studies that have been done in analysing what they contain in way of essential oils.

rose oil would be good for cooking i imagine, flavoursome.

I know some naturopaths that would find this info valuable I can only assume also.

 

bigjayworks

Member

• Apr 14, 2006

• #12

bubbleman?? r u the actually bubble man in the urbangrower.com link?

 

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malkop_zolkop

Member

• Apr 15, 2006

• #13

I suppose you could use the rose resin to make lokum, as opposed to using rose water...

 

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Chronic Newfie

Member

• Apr 17, 2006

• #14

Yeah i wouldn't mind know what the trics from other plants are used for too.

 

Delta9-THC

from the mists and the shadows .... there you wil

Veteran

• May 1, 2006

• #15

BJW yes he is "the bubbleman"

Peace and bubbles