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While cancer therapies have been the major focus of Cannabinoid related research in the biopharmaceutical industry, interest in the anti-diabetic properties of Cannabinoids is rapidly growing. Many Cannabinoids, including THC and CBD, have anti-diabetic properties through various pathways, some...

A Research Project on The Potential Broad-Spectrum Anti-Proliferative Activity of CB1/CB2 Activation :leaf: Glucose Starvation & Oxidative Stress In Cancer Cells by Activation of CB1 and CB2 receptors Cannabinoids have long been known for their therapeutic potential when it comes to the...

I've experimented with organic vegetable glycerine (Glycerol) as a foliar spray with interesting results. According to the following story from Penn State Universities' news department, Glycerol "is easily absorbed by the leaves where it converts to a bioactive form known as glycerol 3-phosphate...

Used a new USB endoscope to take an extreme closeup of the Xylem and Phloem tissue of a Cannabis plant, and thought I would share it here just for a good visual representation! *Photo was taken approximately 24 Hrs. after harvest

I may have had one too many tonight, but I've got an idea for a new strain inspired by the man himself. Trainwreck x California Orange Find the pheno with the most orange stigmas and call it Trumps All American Trainwreck :lol: Glad to be in Canada for this one! :bigjoint:

Recently acquired my PAL (Canadian firearms license, for those who don't know) - I've got my eye on a Kriss Vector Gen-II a local shop just got in, solid white finish, chambered in 10mm. Would be a fun toy. Unfortunately, length restrictions in Canada mean without a restricted class license...

PSA from an ex-wastewater treatment operator - PLEASE don't dump isopropyl alcohol down the drain! As Cannabis users, many of us may use large amounts of Isopropyl Alcohol to clean our glass, tools, etc. Although it is common to assume that common household chemicals like isopropyl alcohol...

For sure. The scope is made by "Teslong" and was purchased on Amazon.ca for $59.99 CAD (approx $48.00 USD). The scope itself is great. It has a widely adjustable zoom, built-in LED with the adjustable brightness and takes some decent quality pictures. The only complaint I have is the software it...

Some Great White Shark grown by a close friend, photographed by myself. Frosty & Delicious!

It really depends on a number of factors. You are right that the majority (but not all) of the conversion to 11-hydroxy-THC takes place in the liver, however, sublingual absorption is much more efficient (and quicker). It's really a question of this; Does the increase in 11-hydroxy-THC...

Texada Timewarp - BC Bud Depot - Outdoor (Approx. 10 weeks into flowering) Texada Timewarp - BC Bud Depot - Outdoor (Undried, Uncured) 200x Magnification With USB Endoscope

That first shot looks incredible, keep it up! :eyesmoke:

This strange looking "mushroom", as many might call it, is actually an exotic type of non-photosynthesizing flowering-plant called Monotropa Uniflora, also known as "Indian pipe" and "ghost plant". Unlike most plants which contain photosynthesizing pigments such as Chlorophylls that generate...

If you're an outdoor grower in Canada and you love Sativas, this strain is one of the best! :leaf: Genetics: 70% Sativa - 30% Indica Origin: Texada Island, BC, Canada Flowering Time Outdoors: Mid-October (~80 days) A+ (Please note: I have no experience growing this strain from seed but grow it...

I'm an avid amateur photographer specializing in close-up and macro photography of fungi and plants, including the good stuff, of course :bigjoint: This thread is just going to be an ongoing collection of some photographs I have taken over the years and will continue to take. All photos are...

Right now I'm reading "Command and Control" by Eric Schlosser. Its a book about nuclear weapons and, in particular, an incident at a nuclear missile silo in Arkansas known as "the Damascus accident". I've just started but its thrilling thus far!

Judging by the photos most of the leaves don't have that many "spots" with the exception of a couple of the larger, older leaves. Any nutrient deficiency can cause necrotic spots to appear especially as the problem progresses, and especially in plants that are more prone to nutrient deficiency...