23 June 2011
Plant B - Terpenes and Pain
I bought 4 random Amsterdam Cannabis Cup winners to produce cannabis capsules from. Plant D was reserved for perfecting techniques in producing the cannabis oil. Testing is complete and I can now move on to the other 3.This thought exhausts me. If I choose Plant B, I can expect the sensation of being playfully thrown, through a feather hedge backwards. Shortly after that, it would put me to sleep. I only have experience of indica varieties to inhale or bake with them. I expect to find something very different in oil form.
What does Plant B taste like? It's terpenes are floral and peppery, sometimes giving way to Mango and Pear flavours. Through the vaporiser, it's a wonderful fat indica dive. Not a 'high' recreationally, this would make fine downer from a hectic life.Pain leaves gradually yet definitely. I haven't attempted to explain it before because I couldn't. Using oil from Plant D, I was put through more pain but I endured it. This is research after all. The pain I faced was nothing compared to deep relapse so I won't be phased. It seems that the pain I felt may have been part of the healing process as I'm waking up feeling a little better each morning.It was easy to think I'd already had enough of the oil. I feel wrecked but I've found that I can pass through the 'recreational barrier' and on to 'medicinal barriers'. I'm having to learn ever changing limits as my body heals. I take 2 more capsules and see if it's easier to stand or sleep or somewhere in-between.You can change a high or medicinal effect if you make proper use of Terpenes. Search on Google and expand horizons. Know your flavours, aromas and effects. Be a wise cannabis user.
Cannabis Cup Winner - Plant B
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Multiple Sclerosis & Medical Cannabis In Britain 2011: Plant B - Terpenes and Pain
