This week @Jackgreenstalk is joined by an amazing panel of @spartangrown or [email protected] only (other accounts are fakes) , @Dr MJ Coco from cocoforcannabis.com aka @drmjcoco on instagram, @Zenthanol Matthew gates aka @synchangel on ig and instagram can be supported starting at $1/month on patreon.com/zenthanol which includes direct access to the IPM discord direct hotline to have questions answered and pest identified, @noatheegrowa on instagram joins the second half of the show, and @TheAmericanOne on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram. This week the panel start off by discussing the performance metrics often talked about in cannabis such as grams per watt (of grow light) a well as grams per square foot. We also discuss how the /per year plays a role, impact of veg times, plant sizes, and plant count, perpetual vs non perpetual grows. The second half of the show we discuss how long cannabis effective dose typically last in a range, and then we go into discussing how can we increase the staying power, or if that is even needed for most users. we primarily focus on flower and inhalation of cannabis vs ingestion as a baseline but also include alternative consumption methods and how they can impact the end users experience and duration of the medication or "high" effects. toward the end we field a question from chat that discusses the real situation in which many commercial products are using terpenes, from non cannabis plants and introducing those flavors into products, typically concentrates, vape carts, and even more recently seeing more infused flowers. we talk about the vast downsides, but also explore why this may be an option or the option for some. we all share strains we feel lasted a long time and discuss some of the lineages behind a few of the strains mentioned on the list of long lasting highs, creepers and general flower that has longer then typical duration.

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