[ECtraveler]

Google "CBD a precursor to THC" and all you get is articles saying that CBGa is

[ECtraveler]

Originally Posted by snuicide

So please no guessing anymore just facts with evidence....

Please take your own advice. The following statement is not true

Originally Posted by snuicide

cbd is a product which changes to thc during flowering. Maybe you can just harvest at week 5 or 6 to avoid the thc > 0,3 %.

[snuicide]

https://theholisticcenter.org/wp-cont...cannabinol.pdf
first file I clicked at duckduckgo
page 7
By delving deeper into this reaction, it
liquid chromatography, or GLC, that normal cannabidiol (
abn-CBD, 14) were formed, at first, in a fixed 1:2 ratio.
halted at this stage if less then 0.5% boron trifuloride etherate (BF3•Et2O) or wet
TSA) was employed. Following this was the conversion of
into normal and abnormal THC products (1 and 16)...

THC product 1 stays for delta9-thc like it said int he intro....

On the other hand when I give a guessing I say Maybe in front of it.

[snuicide]

And it continues in the file:
the ratio of normal to abnormal products significantly changed from 1:2 to 3:1 indicating the transformation of abn-CBD (14) to normal products was happening.

[PDX Dopesmoker]

Originally Posted by snuicide

https://theholisticcenter.org/wp-cont...cannabinol.pdf
first file I clicked at duckduckgo
page 7
By delving deeper into this reaction, it
liquid chromatography, or GLC, that normal cannabidiol (
abn-CBD, 14) were formed, at first, in a fixed 1:2 ratio.
halted at this stage if less then 0.5% boron trifuloride etherate (BF3•Et2O) or wet
TSA) was employed. Following this was the conversion of
into normal and abnormal THC products (1 and 16)...

THC product 1 stays for delta9-thc like it said int he intro....

On the other hand when I give a guessing I say Maybe in front of it.

Thats an undergraduate research paper, not a worthy reference of any sort, although the bibliography might be. For all we know Gabrielle L. Abbott got failing marks on that paper.

[Under Mi Sensi]

Let's hope this video puts snuicide's misconcsptions to rest.

Basically "CBGA is starting material for CBDA, THCA, and CBCA"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncP9nH6Npok&t=15s

12:50 minute mark.

Whole video is worth watching.

Happy Holidays to all.

[Under Mi Sensi]

Snuicide also please look at page 236 in this paper

https://analytical360.com/wp-content/...ypoth_2006.pdf

[ECtraveler]

Also Snicide the Robert Clarke information you're citing is based on Dr Mechoulam's research from the early 70's which has been completely revised by new findings.

[Cvh]

I think you are looking for industrial hemp strains like Futura 75. This is one of the strains used for commercial CBD oil production.

Futura 75:

Description
Mostly female french strain with industrial hemp genetic for indoor and outdoor cultivation. Outdoor: quick and robust. Indoor: improved CBD production up to 6% at cultivation temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius. Very low THC content: lower than 0,2 %

https://canna-seed.eu/epages/171091.m...2&Locale=en_GB

[Cvh]

The Finola hemp strain might also be interesting for you.

It's also a high CBD hemp strain (<0,3 THC)

https://www.finola.fi/index-2.html