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Sometimes, your nose is better than a machine. Famous 'scent companies' such as Firmenich and Givaudan have a GC-Snif which is a common GC ending in a valve in front of a lab technicians nose and, well, that person acts as detector, sniffs what comes out and writes down how each peak smells
. Peak intensity doesn't necessarily correlate with scent intensity and a machine can't tell flavours...
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Asking and exploring these questionns will help you on your way:
Why cant a plant thats completely dry continue the curing process What is actually being offgassed during curing. What enzymes and bacteria do these processes. Who does organic pot cure "better" and stay fresher for longer ;-) How have tribes cured their pot asrobically. How have tribes cured their pot anaerobically. With the monetizing of pot, and more importantly, the monetizing of processes, I dont give people the answers but still gladly lead them along their journey. Also, senescence and curing are different things/processes, though somewhat related. |
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Would anyone buy yellow much less brown pot since 1984?
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Absolutely. When done right, its the best, most powerful pot in the world.
Now, this is proper curing, not talking about moldy schwag |
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A green bud indicates there is still plenty of chlorophyll. Think of leaves in autumn. When the caretenoids have fully degraded they turn yellow/brown. For that matter, fully cured tobacco is a golden brown color.
To your point, the science doesn't mean people will buy it because of the status quo being in their head....
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I remember a batch of Mexican we got in the mid seventies that was golden, the whole lot. Not a single other color, no browns, no reds, no purples, no green, just bright gold. Almost looked fake but was very, very good. Supposedly it was Acapulco Gold but probably from Oaxaca (marketing).
Carotinoids are responsible for the yellow and orange colors present but are masked by chlorophyll, as chlorophyll degrades, carotinoids display (referencing color change in leaves). Anthocyanins, which are the reds, blues, and purples are a different story. |
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Don't forget common flavonoids which are often present at higher concentrations than carotenoids and are usually of a whitish, yellow (hence their name) or orange colour whereas carotenoids may also be red. BTW anthocyanidins are a sub-class of flavonoids.
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That is correct, anthocyanins are a class of flavinoids, although anthocyanins continue or tend to be produced during senescence as opposed to carotinoids that are already there and not being produced anymore.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but being that there are not many red, blues, purples in cannabis wouldnt that indicate a low amount of anthocyanins ?
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Probably more so in WLD types. Mustafunk just posted these in a landrace indica thread. Check out the images.
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