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Freelancing as a high critic is a tiresome job.
Regardles, I relate to your comment a lot. Research is coming out from the Network of Applied Pharmacognosy that calls this the stoner neurotype.[0]
[0] https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/146-pharmacognosy-feat...
I post about the latest in the cannabis culture (not the cannabis industry) but mostly the site features reviewers from a curated team of highly skilled cannabis critics around the world who write about the best weed around them - whether they bought it on the legal or illegal market. Guess which side sees more representation.
Compiling all this data gives me a pretty interesting look at how cannabis genetics "on the streets" have changed over time which has actually led me back to school to funded research on the same topic.
All this to say, if anyone reading is thinking of starting a personal blog/website: DO IT!
I know many of the opportunities I have today are a direct result of starting that blog.
My tip is to lean nerdy. At the end of the day you’re going to have a better time with a group of attracted nerds than professionals.
There is some research into visuals that seems elucidating.[0]
[0] https://zugzology.com/blogs/myceliums-gambit/exploring-psych...
Spraying of chemicals could happen during the growth of the flower, or it could be spraying of flavorants and terpenes on a finished product, you’ll have to be more specific for me to answer further.
I think I get part of your question though. For vapes the loophole is that it can remain in acid form all the way up to the point it is shipped across the country and up til it is decarbed by the consumer hitting the vape.
Edibles would need to be decarbed but because of the loophole, you could have 10mg of straight decarbed d9THC in a regular sized cookie and per total weight of the product, it has less than .3% d9THC.
D8 distillate production is largely from a supply glut of cbd distillate which can be converted to d8 distillate OR d9 distillate with a process which has been widely publicized since 1971.
The thing is, those fake terps are being added to both types of THCa flower and regular products on actual legal markets.
See Russo’s latest double blind work on distillate + specific terpenes.