Can you pick the samples with low and high total cannabinoids? While the breeders eye (experience, overall evaluation & observations, ??, TheArt!) is supported by various yield and quantitative trait assays, analytical chemistry often brings surprises…and may have the biggest influence on selection decisions. The range of total cannabinoids in these flowers is 12.9%-27%. All displayed high trichome density and all were worthy of selection, for one reason or another. #australianmade #medicinalcannabis #medicinalplants #acannabis2024 #phenotyping
the size and position of the flower does very much affect the overall content...
A (Highest) D (High) C (med-high ) B (Low)
🍿 A the highest but very entertaining to watch all the guesses!!
order high to low: a,b,d,c
Thanks for sharing! Can you share what lab you used?
This one would be tricky, right?
D,A,C & B
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9moThanks to all for comments and having a go, there was one correct answer, Aj Mishra takes the glory 🏆 Gianni Del Rosario-Makridis, Xavier G and ,Lee Hymers were close, they picked second highest sample. A 12.9 B 21.5% C 27% D 16.3% Anthocyanin is appealing to me, I loved A and D, but in my experience that colour comes at the expense of cannabinoid potency. B and C had a loose trim, they look a bit rough, images pbly don't do them justice.