tusseltussel
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a tomato is actually a berry the flowers are yello captain krunk!
Letting the bud flower?
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Hillbilly420
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I agree... And if it gets polinated. It makes seeds... then falls to the ground and starts the cycle of like.
All though the "buds" that you smoke are clusters of tiny flowers called the calyx. those are the actual flower... Buds = floral clusters...
Hillbilly420
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you are both wrong... The tomato is the fruit.
tusseltussel
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am i gonna have to start a fruit vs. berry thread
Vegetables, Fruit, etc. Defined
Vegetables, Fruit, etc. Defined
SmokeyMcpot88
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so in conclusion, if you don't harvest your plants at the right time, they get you really really really stoned.
as for the original question, I can't remember what it was.
So everyone is correct, i suppose
MrHowardMarks
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:slaps forehead:
Did you think it made daisy-like flowers if you let it go?
If you let your plant go for that long the THC decomposes into CBN, which causes the "couch lock" feeling.
THC makes you happy, upbeat, CBN makes a narcotic high. A good balance is a good high.
Over time dried weed converts THC to CBN because of degradation due to light, air, heat... Hope that answers it.
Did you think it made daisy-like flowers if you let it go?
If you let your plant go for that long the THC decomposes into CBN, which causes the "couch lock" feeling.
THC makes you happy, upbeat, CBN makes a narcotic high. A good balance is a good high.
Over time dried weed converts THC to CBN because of degradation due to light, air, heat... Hope that answers it.
SmokeyMcpot88
Active Member
not daisys per se, but at least a flower.
well, at least now I know the answer.
btw, anyone ever thought of cross breeeding a venus fly trap with a cannabis plant and seeing what happens?
MrHowardMarks
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Not possible.