This article is probably the best you have ever published.
Everything about marijuana boils down to things concerned with the trichomes and their proper development on the plant.I am so crazy about trichomes I would be willing to do an entire Ph.D. on this topic.Trichomes are not unique to cannabis. Oil is produced by these structures in other plant genus and I know efforts are underway to increase the oil production in the trichomes. Think of all the fine genetic tuning required and all the genes in action that lead to the development of such structures.This is absolutely mind-boggling. Think also about the potential of having such structures growing in tissue culture flasks.
I recently had the unique opportunity to see and examine upclose the trichomes on flowering AK-48 strain with the help of a 10X photo magnifier.It was such a fascinating experience to see those transluscent head trichomes change slowly and becoming milky and take up amber tint with time and the reddish pistils.Not to mention the honey and sooooo sweet smell of the flowers.This experience has changed my life forever and made me revised my conception of the plant.How can such beauties be hidden on the surface of a plant and deep within the female flowers remain a mystery to me and why is this plant cannabis subjected to so much hate and misunderstanding is beyond my understanding. Cannabis is in my view more beautiful than the rarest orchid on Earth and I vote for it as the most beautiful of the entire plant kingdom.Being a hobby photographer,in the future I am planning to learn about microphotography and in my turn immortalize the trichomes and reddish pistils.
In my wildest dreams I never thought I could fall one day in love with a female cannabis plant.I urge everyone not to miss this occasion of looking at trichomes. As a matter of fact full development and the presence of trichomes is the best indication of many sweet dreams to come...
This article is probably the
This article is probably the best you have ever published.
Everything about marijuana boils down to things concerned with the trichomes and their proper development on the plant.I am so crazy about trichomes I would be willing to do an entire Ph.D. on this topic.Trichomes are not unique to cannabis. Oil is produced by these structures in other plant genus and I know efforts are underway to increase the oil production in the trichomes. Think of all the fine genetic tuning required and all the genes in action that lead to the development of such structures.This is absolutely mind-boggling. Think also about the potential of having such structures growing in tissue culture flasks.
I recently had the unique opportunity to see and examine upclose the trichomes on flowering AK-48 strain with the help of a 10X photo magnifier.It was such a fascinating experience to see those transluscent head trichomes change slowly and becoming milky and take up amber tint with time and the reddish pistils.Not to mention the honey and sooooo sweet smell of the flowers.This experience has changed my life forever and made me revised my conception of the plant.How can such beauties be hidden on the surface of a plant and deep within the female flowers remain a mystery to me and why is this plant cannabis subjected to so much hate and misunderstanding is beyond my understanding. Cannabis is in my view more beautiful than the rarest orchid on Earth and I vote for it as the most beautiful of the entire plant kingdom.Being a hobby photographer,in the future I am planning to learn about microphotography and in my turn immortalize the trichomes and reddish pistils.
In my wildest dreams I never thought I could fall one day in love with a female cannabis plant.I urge everyone not to miss this occasion of looking at trichomes. As a matter of fact full development and the presence of trichomes is the best indication of many sweet dreams to come...