Plant healing is usually less traumatic for shoots than toppings. Cannabis fimming  almost does not slow down growth and can stimulate the plant to form up to four main nodes in a single cut (“upper” half).

The feeling often does not lead to the formation of a symmetrical paired bet, as is the case with topping. The number of bets received becomes less predictable.

The newly created cola is not evenly spaced and is not connected to the stem in the same place. This may not matter to some manufacturers, but it is good for everyone to know.

Instead, to cut the plant, which can sometimes inadvertently climb to the top, cannabis growers often shred it between the plant’s upper fingers without removing parts of the leaves. Nevertheless, experts strongly recommend the direct removal of part of the plant. 

It is best to manipulate the bush when it has three to five nodes. While you can train with taller plants, it will still have a long main stem and your new cola will not be as flexible as the coles made from young, trained shrubs.

Cannabis Fimming leads to the point that the plant becomes very thick, and the other nodes become stronger, just like during topping. This method practically does not slow down the growth, since in its process a very small part of the plants is removed.

Keep in mind that when using cannabis fimming, the top of the plant will look a bit odd when it grows. it is normal!

Contents

• THC (Delta 9-Tetrahydrocannabinol)
• A brief overview of Ivory
• How to get high levels of THC in buds
• Does this apply only to THC?
• CBD (cannabidiol)
• A brief overview of Ivory
• How to get high levels of CBD in buds
• List of several strains containing high levels of CBD
• Does an increase in CBD-rich cannabis differ from a similarly high THC content?
• How to grow CBD-rich hemp
• Use the leaves
• Other options for retrieval
• Instead of rhetoric

This material, in addition to the expected comparison of the nature of the origin and the effect in effect, offers a non-standard perspective on the study of the issue. In this article, we also discuss the differences in cannabis growth between individual THCs and nabidoils.

THC (DELTA 9- TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL )

THC is the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana buds and mimics anandamide, a natural cannabinoid in the human brain.

A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF IVORY IN CANNABIS FIMMING

Tetrahydrocannabinol has been scientifically proven to provide some positive health benefits, especially when combined with other cannabinoids. Among other features, we also note the following:

• Has the strongest psychoactive effect;
• Can evoke a sense of creativity, curiosity or delighted satisfaction;
• Overdose allows anxiety, disorientation.
• Relieves some types of pain;
• Effective neuroprotector (prevents “aging” of the brain);
• Promotes a changed perception of space-time.
• The list can be expanded, but it is enough to make a general picture.

HOW TO GET HIGH LEVE LS OF THC IN BUDS

The proportion of THC in flowering plants is determined mainly by the strain, ie its genetics. In fact, all of this is pre-determined and it is unrealistic to achieve higher results than voiced by the manufacturer. The most popular strains today are initially high in THC, unless it is medical marijuana or the author’s exclusive that is not cultivated for the effect obtained as a result of use.

THC is found primarily in trichomes on the buds themselves or (for some varieties) on leaves, stems, and other parts of the plant.

Increasing total resin production in a high THC strain usually increases the share of THC.

Harvesting is recommended at the peak of crop development. This is the period when the trichomes will take on a milky white or whitish tinge, even a few amber trichomes will appear.