La plante et ses composés - Page 2
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11-Hydroxy-THC: the molecule behind the space cake effect
People who have tried space cakes or cannabis edibles love to share their stories about an incredible brownie that really got them high...
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What are cannabis flavonoids?
Parmi les plus de 200 composants du cannabis, les plus étudiés sont les cannabinoïdes et les terpènes. Mais ce sont loin d’être les seuls. Par exemple,...
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7 cannabis strains that made breeding history
Like all plants, Cannabis has developed different varieties, whether through natural cross-breeding of the original varieties specific to certain regions, known as landrace,...
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Delta-8-Tetrahydrocannabinol
Lorsqu’on parle de THC, on fait globalement référence au delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, responsable des effets psychoactifs du cannabis. Mais ce n’est pas le seul. Le delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol est un...
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What is an elite clone?
In the world of cannabis breeding and cultivation, an "elite clone" refers to an exceptional phenotype of a strain that exists only...
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What is cannabidiolic acid (CBDA)?
Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) is the acid form of CBD, the precursor cannabinoid found in abundance in fresh, living cannabis plants before any exposure...
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Why does cannabis produce THC?
During the flowering period, trichomes form on cannabis flowers. These small glands act as phytocannabinoid factories. Phytocannabinoids are used...
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Cannabis pistils: role, colors and harvest indicator
Les pistils du cannabis sont les filaments colorés — souvent blancs au début, puis orange, roux ou bruns — qui émergent des fleurs femelles. Ce sont...
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How can you tell male and female cannabis plants apart?
Cannabis is primarily a dioecious plant: male and female plants grow separately, unlike most plants, which are hermaphroditic. This characteristic...
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What to do with cannabis stems and branches?
Après la récolte, il reste toujours des tiges, des branches et du trim, les déchets inévitables d’une culture. Inutiles à fumer (goût âcre, fumée irritante, rendement...
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What is Cannabis Ruderalis?
You’re probably already familiar with the differences between Indica and Sativa cannabis strains. But have you ever heard of Cannabis Ruderalis? According to Jorge...
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Cannabis anatomy: the parts of the plant
When you examine a cannabis bud up close, you can see the complexity of its various parts: tiny reddish-orange hairs, translucent crystals, ...
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How to use cannabis roots
Les usagers réguliers de la plante savent que toutes ses parties sont utilisables. Mais que faire des racines de cannabis une fois le tronc coupé et mis...
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THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin): a complete guide to this cannabinoid
THCV, or tetrahydrocannabivarin, is one of the most unique cannabinoids found in cannabis. Although structurally similar to THC, it differs radically from it in its effects:...
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THC (tetrahydrocannabinol): a complete guide to the molecule
THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the molecule that has made cannabis what it is in the collective imagination: a plant that «gets you high.» When isolated and...
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Hops and cannabis: commonalities, shared terpenes and differences
Cannabis and hops share much more than just a vague similarity in scent. These two plants belong to the same botanical family and produce the same terpenes...
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What is kief?
Vous vous êtes toujours demandé ce qu’était la poudre au fond de votre grinder ? Et bien, nous avons une réponse pour vous : c’est du...
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What is a cannabis variety?
La plupart des consommateurs ont déjà entendu parler des variétés classiques comme la Skunk ou la White Widow, ou des nouvelles venues comme la Girl Scout...
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CBG (cannabigerol): a complete guide to this cannabinoid
Discovered in 1964 by researchers Yehiel Gaoni and Raphael Mechoulam, cannabigerol (CBG) has long remained in the shadow of CBD and THC. However, it...
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Cannabis landrace varieties: definition, complete list and preservation
Landrace cannabis varieties are the original strains—those that have evolved naturally in their native geographic regions over centuries, or even millennia, without...



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