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Modified on: 23/05/2024

The Cannabis Sativa Plant is a unique plant, very rich in numerous cannabinoids, such as cannabinol and tetrahydrocannabidiol, the most popular ones. THC and CBD are certainly the ones that stand out for quantity in cannabis sativa and indica inflorescences, but the process undertaken to consider them separately was no small feat. It also had significant […]

How heat stress affects cannabis plants and what growers do to prevent damage | Justbob

Published on: 22/04/2026

When temperatures exceed optimal thresholds, photosynthesis efficiency declines, trichomes degrade and water loss acceleratesThere is a threshold beyond which warmth stops nurturing life and begins to erode it. For cannabis, one of the most studied and cultivated plants on the planet, that threshold is precise, measurable, and consequential in ways that reach far beyond wilted […]

Understanding acid cannabinoids and their role in cannabis | Justbob

Published on: 08/04/2026

Cannabis mainly produces carboxylated forms such as THCA, CBDA and CBGA, which, through natural transformations and thermal processes, evolve into their neutral counterpartsThose who really follow the chemistry of cannabis know this: many discussions are already flawed because they take for granted a point that is actually the most interesting of all. In the vast […]

Nanoemulsified CBD oil and the science behind faster, more efficient absorption | Justbob

Published on: 19/03/2026

Advanced formulation techniques reshape cannabinoid delivery while maintaining compliance with European standards and quality controlsOver the last decade, CBD has evolved from a niche botanical compound to a widely discussed ingredient in wellness, research, and industrial hemp applications. As the European market for cannabidiol derivatives continues to mature, consumers have become increasingly sophisticated. They no […]

Main-lining in cannabis cultivation and how this method reshapes plant growth | Justbob

Published on: 05/03/2026

Through precise pruning and structured branching, growers enhance symmetry, consistency, and overall plant performance In the evolving world of hemp and cannabis cultivation, innovation rarely comes from laboratories alone. Often, it emerges from growers observing plants, experimenting with structure, and asking a simple question: how can we guide natural growth to achieve better balance and […]

Cannabicyclol (CBL): an overlooked cannabinoid and what we actually know about it | Justbob

Published on: 20/02/2026

While usually present in trace amounts, CBL reveals crucial information about post-harvest transformations, light exposure, and the aging of hemp-derived products Cannabis chemistry has a habit of hiding its most interesting details in plain sight: we talk endlessly about THC and CBD, we debate terpenes and cultivation styles, and we chase the newest “minor cannabinoid” […]

Why are some cannabis buds so sticky? A closer look at plant chemistry | Justbob

Published on: 06/02/2026

Resin production is the tangible result of plant chemistry, where trichomes, cannabinoids, terpenes and cultivation practices convergeAnyone who has ever handled high-quality CBD buds, even purely for technical or collection purposes, has probably noticed it immediately: some flowers feel dry and compact, while others leave a clear resinous sensation on the fingers, almost as if […]

PSIS in cannabis cultivation | Justbob

Published on: 26/01/2026

Why researchers are looking for “non-standard” yield leversCannabis sativa L. has gained economic and medical relevance, and the demand for consistent, high-quality plant material has increased in both medicinal and recreational markets (such as, for example, CBD oil Sativa). In this context, cultivation research often targets two outcomes that are conceptually related yet technically distinct: […]

Anticonvulsant compounds similar to CBD have been discovered in caraway | Justbob

Published on: 14/01/2026

The research opens up an alternative pharmacological pathway based on an aromatic spice, using carvone to create effective molecules without psychotropic effectsScientific research, especially in the field of pharmacology, rarely follows a linear path. Very often, significant advances arise from the observation of seemingly marginal elements, which are analysed, broken down and reworked using rigorous […]

Understanding ego death: a psychological and cultural perspective on a controversial concept | Justbob

Published on: 20/12/2025

Often romanticized or misused, ego death blends neuroscience, altered states, and ancient teachings in ways that challenge how we define personal identityEgo death is one of those expressions that seems to live halfway between psychology, philosophy, and spiritual folklore.Depending on who you ask, it can describe a profound experience of self-transcendence, a frightening loss of […]

Why is Thailand banning cannabis again? Exploring the political and social motivations | Justbob

Published on: 06/12/2025

The sudden shift from open access to strict control reveals a deeper mix of political recalculations, social anxieties, and unfinished regulation.Thailand has made a sharp U-turn on cannabis, and this time the change is real.After two years of legal dispensaries, booming tourism, and thousands of small businesses entering the market, the Thai government has decided […]