I’m in love with it!
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The good stuff right there my friend 
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For those into Organics, you want to use unsulphured molasses( if you are making compost tea or castings tea), like the black strap shown above. And if you decide to use gypsum to increase terpenes, just use it in the last couple/ few weeks or cook it into your soil mix before you plant into it. Sulphur in excess makes the microlife unhappy.
I think the absorption of cannabinoids is just as important as how many there are. Kind of like a vitamin C pill versus taking orange juice. You have to take ten times as much vitamin C in pill form because the body doesn’t absorb it as well as getting it from an orange. I think there are cannabinoids we don’t understand that Aid in THC absorption , and also work synergistically to improve the high. For example, and I’ve posted this information in a couple other threads, Italian scientists have discovered thcp and cbdp. Thcp is 33 times stronger than THC and After figuring in the amount that actually gets absorbed into the body, it is about 10 times stronger in effect than t h c. Just 1% or 2% could make a high overwhelmingly strong. Could explain the potency of some of these low-thc varieties.
I think CBDP is similar. Much stronger than cbd
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Very interesting stuff my friend, I’m going to look into this tonight, sounds intriguing
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TopShelfTrees1 I looked at the specs of the UV LED lights you listed and both only put out upper UV spectrum or around 365nm or higher. That spectrum may slightly improve you THC level a little but you need the lower spectrum UV around 285nm to trigger the UVR8 protean that greatly improves the THC level. UV tubes can emit that spectrum at a desirable amount, LEDs currently do not. If you can find a UV LED that produces a usable amount of UV radiation at 285nm, please let me know where.
This 365nm UV LED light on Amazon is about 20W more power than the lights included in your packages at a fraction of the price.
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