Posts Tagged ‘hemp’
Chef Sable presents a True Terpenes infused Egg Drop Soup
This recipe is brought to you by the Cannabis Chef Union. They connect cannabis, chefs, customers and education in the US. Chef Sable, on Instagram as @Sativa_Sista brings us a terpene infused Egg Drop Soup. Her food is described as: “A fusion of southern & midwestern home style & influenced by the Far East, Sable…Read More
Terpene Tuesday: LED lights and Cannabis terpenes
The University of Guelph is lighting the way on cannabis cultivation and terpene science with their newest study. Scientists from the University of Guelph, an agriculture college located in Canada, are studying the effects of supplemental light from below the canopy on cannabis cultivation. They looked at the bud to plant ratio, cannabinoid contents and…Read More
Terpene Tuesday: The end of Indica/Sativa and Classifying Cannabis by Terpenes
Science is continuing to show that grouping cannabis by terpenes is superior to the terms Indica or Sativa. Cannabis cultivators and users have long referred to the varieties of cannabis as being either Indica, more couchlock or body heavy, vs a Sativa that was supposed to affect your mind more and help with energy. A…Read More
Forest for the Trees: Features Ladies of Paradise
Forest for the Trees sat down with Jade Daniels, Harlee Case, Leighana Lynn, and Maddie Leighman of the Ladies of Paradise to discuss their newest projects, the amazingly large female presence in the cannabis industry and how they got started. Ladies of Paradise is a female lead, cannabis-centric business based in Portland, Oregon that is…Read More
Forest for the Trees: Featuring Joy Beckerman President of the Hemp Industry Association
Terpene Tuesday presents terpenes in your garden
Inoculating soil with bacteria and fungi has become more and more commonplace in cannabis cultivation and gardening throughout the world. Rhizobacteria form relationships with plant roots and help fix nitrogen from the atmosphere, while mycorrhizal fungi increase the uptake of phosphorus, water and more. However, the words in the language underpinning this dialogue between species…Read More
Terpene Tuesday: Blue Sky Terpenes
What is responsible for the smell and taste of cannabis? Terpenes. What are the main components in essential oils? Terpenes. Even the age old question of why is the sky blue? Terpenes. Well terpenes, ozone and the sun to be more specific. It seems that as sunlight enters the atmosphere it is refracted by a…Read More
Forest for the Trees Episode 2 – Future4200/Dustin Powers
Forest for the Trees: A True Terpenes Podcast Episode 1 with Future4200/Dustin Powers
Happy Holidays! True Terpenes has an extra gift for you this holiday season. We want to welcome our new blog: Forest for the Trees a True Terpenes Podcast. True Terpenes’ Ross Hunsinger (@sugarsugarltd) and David Heldreth (@theyogibear13) join unique guests on Forest for the Trees to help our audience explore the road less traveled in…Read More
True Terpenes Content Creator Series: Clay Inscoe aka The Terpene Connoisseur
A native of Athens, Georgia, Clay has worked in the food and beverage industry for over 12 years, cooking in restaurants ranging from small BBQ joints to 3 Michelin stars. After finishing school at the French Culinary Institute, he took a job at Wd-50 in New York City, where Chef Wylie Dufresne opened his mind…Read More
Terpenes as Pesticides: Learn How They Work
The terpenes from cannabis may end up being a key to environmentally friendly pest management. A group of Italian researchers published a paper on the utilization of the essential oil from hemp as a pesticide. The scientists steam-distilled the hemp to create an essential oil. That oil was tested on mosquitoes, aphids, common house flies…Read More
