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Well put. You get the same stuff, but 'packaged differently'. Many enjoy the 'light stuff' (taste and THC mostly). Mixing 'some of the heavy stuff' in can add couch lock to the experience. This is why many save ABV for use just before bed time.
To put it in crude oil terms, you can use (burn) the oil as a mixture of different "fractions" (chemicals). That is oil wells can burn as we know. But you can also refine that oil, separate out the gasoline for use in cars, diesel for trucks, buses and those few cars that use it, bunkers to run our ships, grease and oil to lubricate (and not burn) and so on. Vaping lets us dabble in "fractional distillation" of our favorite herb. A big plus over blazing for sure.
I also heard an interesting 'fact' (yet to be confirmed but from a usually informed source) about CBD (which many of us MMJ folks crave since it allows you to medicate and still remain functional, not very useful for recreational users.....). The story is absorbing CBD tends to block the uptake of THC. That is it prevents the further effect of THC. This is why 'high CBD weed' still works (medicinal benefits without the stone aspects) even in herb with a fair amount of THC. Can anyone confirm this or offer more information? TIA
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That D020 bubbler is probably the best $30 on glass I ever spent. I need to get me some PBW or TSP and clean it though.
Does it get a lot easier to knock over like that?
I can still get the sweats from a massive pull with my Solo. I haven't actually greened out in a LONG time, I think the last time was actually from an ABV edible where I dosed a lot higher than I should have. Panic attack, elevated heart rate, etc. It sucked but I knew I'd be fine.Hopefully I don't get spanked for going off topic, so I will try to tie this together with something I may have discovered last night when I got a whitey off of only two pulls.
CBD seems to inhibit the effect of thc. That has been my experience. Not altogether block, but severely inhibit it, for a good 3-5 hours. If high CBD is vaped after high THC, no blocking, but pre treatment, will block a good portion of the effect in my experience. I don't mind strains with more than the basic .1-.2% CBD stuff, but it has to have more than just 1% thc, or else it makes me feel "non functional". I like the balance of both harlequin and cannatonic.
So last night I did kind of a loose pack on the last of some haze, turned the solo to 5, and got a massive first pull. Second one was pretty small, and I was about to watch a movie so I stopped at that point. I had a mild buzz which started turning a little sleepy, then about ten minutes later, full on whitey, never had one that bad from inhaled pot before, ever. And I have vaped those same buds in much larger amounts on a regular basis.
There are a lot of variables, into what may have caused it, including not finishing it off, maybe I missed the CBD fraction altogether, from premature removal of the Solo, but the CBD should still come out at lower temps, just like water evaporates from a pot.
In any case, see if you can get some ac/dc, vape that, then wait about 20 minutes or so and have some thc, and find out for yourself. I don't like the effect of CBD only, it feels bad to me, and even harder to function than with a little bit of thc added. I think CBD is half of a (edit: medicinal) crock of shit, to be completely honest, although I do know that it helps with inflammation and for psychoses (in fact it almost feels like an antipsychotic to me). I don't think it a complete crock, but I think it is being milked into the next cash cow. I find thc to be therapeutic and medicinal myself.
The person who I respect who has done a lot of research into the various cannabinoids is Sam the Skunkman, who currently works for GW Pharm.
Since you wrote some profound rant let me add:I can still get the sweats from a massive pull with my Solo. I haven't actually greened out in a LONG time, I think the last time was actually from an ABV edible where I dosed a lot higher than I should have. Panic attack, elevated heart rate, etc. It sucked but I knew I'd be fine.
High-CBD isn't half a crock of shit, nowhere near. I'm of the opinion that if you can medically benefit from high-CBD strains it'll show you. If you aren't vaping for pain or nausea then you won't get the benefits that CBD can give you and instead it can "detract" from the experience. Also as you mentioned it inhibits the psychoactive effects of THC, something that a lot of medical patients actually want. I find it easier to go about my day with a lot of CBD and just negligible highs from the THC, as opposed to being spaced all day trying to get things done. Sure, I'll take a strong sativa, it just has more of a recreational appeal to my situation. CBD by itself has already been proven to be beneficial for a variety of things, from pain to a possible replacement for some atypical antipsychotics (since it has less side effects). The only problem I have with putting CBD on a pedestal is that it's not JUST the CBD, or CBD + THC, or CBD + THC + CBG+ CBN, but all the cannabinoids plus the terpenes. I think the only people trying to make it the next cash cow are those that only care about money. We'll never have enough research into this plant IMO.
As for the missing CBD thing, it's possible. I notice more CBD/indica effects at 7 compared to 5 compared to 3. One massive first pull is vaporizing the terpenes and low-temp cannabinoids, mainly THC. Some CBD will be vaporized as you said, but even if some of it was vaporized, the ratio of THC to CBD in the vapor might have been different compared to taking shorter but more hits. Maybe that first hit was more convection than conduction? Maybe it's Maybelline?
One more stem before bed, today has been a day filled with pain and sleep. And I rarely sleep!
Hi guys new member been on here many times reading before and after owning my arizer solo. No problems so far. Just wanted to ask a question about the charge I haven't watched it closely but when it gets two 7 on charging it seems to go back to solid 1 yellow. When I turn it on it says fully charged on the yellow markers?
cheers for reply. Everything seems to be working fine I bought it of eBay second hand is the m1a model me thinks iv bought a new battery from vape.CA just in case and a direct adapter. I haven't charged it a whole lot of times and not 100 all the times still battling spillfs slowly winning.Hey!
That doesn't seem like normal behavior, mine charges to 7, then I continue until the charging light stops flashing and goes solid green and then I take it off the charger.
I'd let the shop you bought it from know about the issues you're experiencing, if not for a immediate replacement just to have it on record that your unit did not work as expected within the warranty period.
It seems my last post was liked quite a lot, but there hasn't been much discussion of a powerbank for the Solo yet has there?
But with 2600mAh that would total to 15600mAh which with a 2200mAh capacity of the Solo should be able to run the Solo for 15600/2200=7.09 charge cycles.
I'm not entirely sure about other variables that might come into play here and there might be some capacity that's lost but with these voltages and that capacity I'm certain I've got plenty of juice to charge my phone, Solo, and Glyph batteries multiple times.
That doesn't seem like normal behavior, mine charges to 7, then I continue until the charging light stops flashing and goes solid green and then I take it off the charger.
Thanks for the suggestion with the 3 cells in series and the information on the charge curves, I should spend some time to wrap my head around how it works exactly and come up with a more well-educated solution
@momofthegoons does this sort of thing happen often?
Fortunately, when it does, we have good members who report it and can nip it in the bud pretty quickly.@momofthegoons does this sort of thing happen often?
@fernand you are full of yourself?@OF, on the subject of CBD, it's not clear yet if CBD is like a classical "competitive antagonist", i.e. it binds strongly to the same CB1 receptor as THC but being much less active, with a weak psychoactive effect by itself, the net result is that it can bock or reverse some THC actions. That's how nallorphan reverses an opiate OD. Or it could be a different dynamic altogether. We don't yet have a good understanding of the interaction of the hundreds of compounds in the plant with the built-in endocannabinoid system that's naturally present in all of us.
Several BigPharmas recently synthesized some strong CB1 antagonists like Rimonabant in the hope of creating an appetite suppressant. It looked promising, patients were losing weight, but reports of devastating depression starting coming in. And then suddenly the FDA sent out "STOP NOW" warnings, I think they had a suicide or two, and all the Rimonabant (and derivatives) trials were dropped. Looks like the natural THC-like compounds in our brains mediate feeling of pleasure. So it seems they (doh!) created a "happiness antagonist". Oops.
A high CBD strain does work IMHO to reverse a Sativa confused excess THC state, matter of dose? Timing? It's mercifully worked for me well enough after the fact. Has anyone tried reversing an Indica stone couch lock with a high CBD variety?
But blending strains, as opposed to genetically crossing them, IMHO gets too complicated at this point, it's very hard to predict the net effect. Even the order in which strains are vaped, as you say, makes a difference. But to return to the Solo, it offers a truly flexible vape, good temp control, short no-loss glass path. You have the ability to inhale some fractions and discard others - can't ask for more. Well, granted, the taste is sweeter on a FireFly ;-)