You can use any strain to grow bush weed, but certain types are more resistant to the elements than others. Hydro marijuana is grown artificially indoors using sophisticated lighting, cooling, and ventilation system. The most potent weed is grown in a controlled environment, so people tend to choose hydro to grow their marijuana plants. The main reason anyone is growing marijuana or weed plants is to use it for recreational or medicinal use.
Hydro is the growing option of choice for marijuana as it lets you choose any strain and control the growth and maturing phases each step of the way. Growing marijuana indoors with hydro and outdoors with bush can create different textures on the flower Bud. This differs by the strain, but marijuana hydro grown indoors tends to be stickier than bush weed is grown outdoors.
The reason around this could be the controlled humid environment created with hydro plants keeps the flowers moist during the growing process. Marijuana has a strong smell that certainly attracts a lot of attention.
The smell itself generally comes from the flower bud , and the more potent and stickier the resin, the strong the scent. People often associate the smell with the potency of marijuana, but this has not been scientifically proven.
Its common knowledge that hydro produces stronger and more potent marijuana than bush weed, but is this true? You can grow any cannabis strain outdoors as bush weed and indoors as hydro, and they could come out the same. Well, hydro is favoured for its consistency in being about to bring out the best in every strain. Both typically use the same seed stock, with a range of pesticides, and fertilisers used to promote cannabis plant growth and prevent insect damage.
Therefore, any weed sold on the street claiming to be organic bush should be met with a healthy level of scepticism. In Australia, hydro is the most widely used form of cannabis. This could be for a number of reasons, for example hydroponic systems could be considered easier to hide from police as they are indoors.
For more information, see our research paper: tackling cannabis markets in residential settings. Hydro cannabis is shielded from extreme weather events throughout the seasons, and plants can be grown the whole year round, with hour exposure to light.
This results in a much higher yield, which could explain why there is so much more of it about. According to a study conducted by NCPIC and the Australian Institute of Criminology, people interviewed generally believe indoor hydroponic marijuana is stickier, denser, more compact and contains more crystals , than cannabis which is grown outdoors.
Crystals are the resinous trichomes usually found on the flowering head and surrounding leaves of the cannabis plant, which contain high levels of cannabinoids. In contrast, bush weed is believed to be drier and fluffier in texture than hydro. As set out below, this is not supported by potency studies of cannabis of known provenance. Symptoms include drug craving, unrest, sleep disturbance, nightmares, profuse sweating, nausea and headache.
Our hypotheses are that:. It is proposed to survey regular users of cannabis about their use of cannabis and other drugs, and their subjective experience of withdrawal from cannabis. The survey includes questions pertaining to demographics, frequency and quantity of drug use and the cannabis withdrawal scale. Participants will be recruited via posts on appropriate cannabis user sites and blogs.
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