I actually have a 12 month calendar made up. Each month is a different trichome photo ! Pretty awesome as you wait for the next months image to show up !
Yeah I’ve been waiting on that since I’ve been a kid and first learned what trichromes are. It’s been close to a decade. If I could’ve grew, growing up, would’ve been from me homies. 😂😂
The first “acid test” grateful dead shows were the first attempt at a “Meta-verse” where they provide you with their version of reality, they’re bohemian grove members
Afaik the trichomes are a natural shield/reflector against radiation. The plant comes originally from the Nepal/Hindukush area. Means, she had to fight the radiation of the sun for propably millions of years. In my opinion it is some kind of a natural evolutionary developed shield against UV and other to biological lifeforms hazardous radiations (be it from the ultra short or ultra long spectrum of light). Well, that is at least what i got from reading deep into it back in the days. I was already growing in the 90s, and i remember that we already had studies from scientists floating around at that time. Cant remember specific names, but i definitely know that science researched that already 20-30 years ago. If i remember an article or scientific paper about it, then ofc i will add it here as comment.
Tremendous and interesting exploration, as a grower I have always been impressed by the cannabis plant and how intelligent its whole structure is, of course all plants have amazing systems, but cannabis has that special susbstance, I have taken very good pictures of the trichomes when the plants are in the sun and these trichomes in the telescope look great, from now on I will follow the channel because I got very good information from this video.
@@websurfer5772 (slow clap) thank you!!! this isnt the same as using a jewelers loupe to check if harvest ready or using a 1000x to check for other things or just see progress this is an electron microscope something the vast majority of us will never have access to so value that aspect also its an amazing machine
Amazing video! I really appreciate you breaking down the structures so thoroughly. You mentioned the enzymes in the trichomes that manufacture terpenes and cannabinoids, and I was wondering you knew any papers or research that went into detail about that? How plants manufacture chemicals like these has been fascinating to me for awhile, and I hope to do research on it in the near future. Thank you again!
@@jakelooter5139 why the need to be so condescending? I have looked it up before, and since leaving this comment I have researched it quite a lot. I was just asking for help from professionals, whose whole channel is dedicated to sharing information on cannabis.
Can you please tell me, has any scientist ever actually seen a virus? I'm dying to know. Also, has anyone ever seen a double-helix, twisted, DNA molecule?
Holy wow is this the best thing I've seen in years. I love marijuana and I have a degree in plant science from Penn State! I love this stuff, thanks so much!!
what a wonderful, thourough and educative video!! It wouldve been nice to see how different the trichomes differ im a Sativa/Imdica..but seriously as a seasoned cannabis grower this just blew my mind. I learned so much more about trichomes!!! and cannabis itself.. best video ever! subbed!!
5 days to dry? You've got to be joking, or misinformed. Usually 10-14 days and then a curing period after that. 5 days and you'll end up with flavourless dusty crispy grass clippings.
I would like to make some full size prints for my game room. How would I go about getting my hands on some quality files that I could then have printed. Thank you
What are trichomes produced for? what is their function for the plant? What environmental factors influence growth/production? Are they to deter or attract ?
I am pretty sure the "greenhouse" farm he shows in this video is the inside of District Cannabis in Maryland. This is my favorite facility that i have ever seen, highly advanced and a star in the world of automation and efficiency. At their grow if you can have a reader for it to accurately track any level they have it. They are truly a star in their mindfulness and resourcefulness.
This might be one of the most fluent compilation of images telling the story of plant architecture and biochemical activities in how they are related. I feel i have just watch the first version of the digital specimen standard. Delivery can be improved for broader audiences, but great for a botanical study.
wow absolutely AMAZING work, was extremely enjoyable to watch. Ill have images of degrading tricomes being burned into my brain as im lighting my bong 👏👏
Excellent video!! I do have a ? I use a trim bowl to trim leaves of the buds. It saves so much time its a miricle . I fear though im losing tricomes. So are they strong enough to survive a trim bowl . Thank you/
I would think there are more glands on the bottom because gravity works for free. The really long trichome stalks are prob just stretching up out of the forest for light? Fascinating slides. I didn't know there were tricomes that never develope heads. Thought I was being too rough in handling.
The best sign of when to harvest that I’ve found is when over half,or the majority, of the trichomes develop a bulbous head and turn amber/darken in color. Imo it’s the most effective anyway
Im only 12 min in.. but I’m wondering if the trichomes need to be dried? Seems like it would be fine to capture in oily wet form rather than dried out? Like equivalent to essential oils.
@@Egzoset everything at that magnification level is just amazing the world of the very small is just out this world it’s alive I’m interested in nano technology and life at this scale. We need to focus on this because it can really help us but it’s the tools 🛠️ to play with our nano world we also have to be very careful not to disturb it as it can cause massive problems like with gain of function research.🔬
Hi Carl - yes I have not looked at outdoor flowers to see the trichomes. They could look quite different, being exposed to different environmental stresses.
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I have been taking pictures of trichomes with microscopes for like 15 years. But Wow these pictures are phenomenal amazing stuff doc.
@@Bombarded1n this is about real weed not no detla 8 shit
@@_cspr delta 8 is hemp, not cannabis 😂
@@borbleborb4586 im well aware lol
@@_cspr just sayin that’s a weird thing to pull outta nowhere lmao
@@borbleborb4586 superstrain is a delta 8 brand, why i said it to the guy talkin about superstrains for whatever reason
Amazing images, looking forward to seeing the science of cannabis growing.
Beautifully detailed trichome presentation 💚🙏
The most intelligent and beneficial plant on the earth!
Banisteriopsis caapi says 'hello'
Some of those magnified images belong on a wall as posters, beautiful
I actually have a 12 month calendar made up. Each month is a different trichome photo ! Pretty awesome as you wait for the next months image to show up !
@@zamirpunja1978 You should sell them!
True to that fr, my friend.
WOW!!! Spectacular!
Extremely fascinating.
Hot Crust Buns! I love the science and research going on, and the fact that there is some much left to discover.
I watched this video in the morning drinking my coffee. Had a good laugh when he used hot crust buns to describe two bulbs stuck together 😂😂
Who is going to be the hero who captures a microscopic time-lapse of trichomes growing/maturing. He'll get the nobel prize
Me
Get a university research grant
Doubtful
What about finding a way to make to increase the amount or quality of trichomes
Yeah I’ve been waiting on that since I’ve been a kid and first learned what trichromes are. It’s been close to a decade. If I could’ve grew, growing up, would’ve been from me homies. 😂😂
Great stuff. I just love it when the former hippie plant becomes scientifically explored. Keep em coming!
Former hippie plant wow so ignorant
The first “acid test” grateful dead shows were the first attempt at a “Meta-verse” where they provide you with their version of reality, they’re bohemian grove members
When a former hippie plant what other hippie plants you talking about?
@@williambarringer6513 Please elaborate
but GAWD gave us this plant and the evil goobermint stole it from us
Wow this was sooo amazing. Thank you so much for this presentation
This is one part of the future that I am loving!
Thank you for making this video. Such beautiful photos.
Thank you very much for the pictures and information.
Holy trichomes Batman. Wow wow wow
Experience is your best teacher! Go for it!
Great video. Very educational..love tge the electron microscope images..thx fir sharing
Thank you very much for the science and for sharing information.
23:36 what u would call the sticky icky
Very cool the electron microscope is wild! I do a lot of macros of flowers and buds but not this close!
Can't wait to see more development on this.
The visuals really helped me grasp the concept better. Incredible research and breakdown here, thank you for this!
Very intersting. Great images and information
I can't help but wonder what evolutionary pressure or benefit caused the plant to develop the trichomes?
Afaik the trichomes are a natural shield/reflector against radiation.
The plant comes originally from the Nepal/Hindukush area. Means, she had to fight the radiation of the sun for propably millions of years. In my opinion it is some kind of a natural evolutionary developed shield against UV and other to biological lifeforms hazardous radiations (be it from the ultra short or ultra long spectrum of light). Well, that is at least what i got from reading deep into it back in the days. I was already growing in the 90s, and i remember that we already had studies from scientists floating around at that time. Cant remember specific names, but i definitely know that science researched that already 20-30 years ago. If i remember an article or scientific paper about it, then ofc i will add it here as comment.
@@insideaero7660 You know, that make perfect sense, there would have to be a shading effect from the quantity. Thanks!
God
seed protection OBVIOUSLY they are extremely coveted by animals for food.
This was very informative, thank you for posting.
Learning is wonderful!
Amazing. Thank you so much for the information and the images
Masterpiece, I loved your research
One of its kind
I wonder what they did with "The study material" after because it looks amazing.
Tremendous and interesting exploration, as a grower I have always been impressed by the cannabis plant and how intelligent its whole structure is, of course all plants have amazing systems, but cannabis has that special susbstance, I have taken very good pictures of the trichomes when the plants are in the sun and these trichomes in the telescope look great, from now on I will follow the channel because I got very good information from this video.
You mean scanning electron microscope 😀
@@websurfer5772 (slow clap) thank you!!! this isnt the same as using a jewelers loupe to check if harvest ready or using a 1000x to check for other things or just see progress this is an electron microscope something the vast majority of us will never have access to so value that aspect also its an amazing machine
My main english is not even english, im a biology student, you speak so easily and so precise, and the images are fabulous!! Thank you so much!!
Wow! Thanks! Amazing info. More please!
Outstanding presentation, excellent and interesting.
very informative, super awesome! thank you for this
fascinating lecture. love this incredible plant
Once in a while the work seems quite noticeable, IMO that's one rare sample right here.
Great job, love you're video.
Wow, thank you for summing it up so nice.
Excellent!
Thanks for sharing this.
Re: trichome density on bottom. Maybe because insects tend to prefer the undersides of leaves. Just a guess. 22:02
Excellent video!
Nice work. You’ve answered several questions that have been swirling around my head. Great images too.
Thank you this was Great!
That was very interesting to listen to. Thank you very much.
Thank you for the presentation and sharing your knowledge
pretty well done.... full of knowledge to get the right education.......thank you very much ......
Amazing video! I really appreciate you breaking down the structures so thoroughly. You mentioned the enzymes in the trichomes that manufacture terpenes and cannabinoids, and I was wondering you knew any papers or research that went into detail about that? How plants manufacture chemicals like these has been fascinating to me for awhile, and I hope to do research on it in the near future. Thank you again!
Have you heard of google? or incapable of reading and doing basic research...
@@jakelooter5139 why the need to be so condescending? I have looked it up before, and since leaving this comment I have researched it quite a lot. I was just asking for help from professionals, whose whole channel is dedicated to sharing information on cannabis.
@@adultpersonman4612Jakelooter needs a big fat doobie to calm them down.
This was a very fascinating video
Very well done. Thank you. Look forward to more info from you. 😊
Awesome video! Some much great info.
This was super neat and informative.
Excellent talk! I am a molecular virologist and geneticist turning his eyes towards cannabis research...
Can you please tell me, has any scientist ever actually seen a virus? I'm dying to know.
Also, has anyone ever seen a double-helix, twisted, DNA molecule?
absolutely wonderful work
Holy wow is this the best thing I've seen in years. I love marijuana and I have a degree in plant science from Penn State! I love this stuff, thanks so much!!
Awesome talk! Great images!
what a wonderful, thourough and educative video!! It wouldve been nice to see how different the trichomes differ im a Sativa/Imdica..but seriously as a seasoned cannabis grower this just blew my mind. I learned so much more about trichomes!!! and cannabis itself.. best video ever! subbed!!
"Educative" 🤔
@@Armistead_MacSkye 🤡
might you publish the spectroscopy of the trichomes?
5 days to dry? You've got to be joking, or misinformed.
Usually 10-14 days and then a curing period after that.
5 days and you'll end up with flavourless dusty crispy grass clippings.
thats not true
Superb imagery
24:53 are they Crystal's of thc forming in the resinoid artichokes on drying and polymerisation of terpines. Nice sem images for the record.
at 16:00 your picture is upside down. Does that change your narrative about the top and bottom trichome density?
Thank you, Doctor! I love this stuff!
The energy going into filling the globular trichomes with enzymes, cannabinoids and THC.. all part of the specie's propagation and survival strategy.
Seeing those pics makes me giggle with joy!
Can you do a video like this for Psilocybe Cubensis? Another completely beautiful organism with such powerful molecules ❤️
yes to shrooms 💯
nature has the BEST molecules, man
excellent presentation
Im here from the Madame Cannoli live stream !!
Oh man can you imagine these growing in ours streets!! I would be a very happy dude.
Very interesting science behind cannabis
Very good presentation.
🙏
awesome incredible beautiful
I would like to make some full size prints for my game room. How would I go about getting my hands on some quality files that I could then have printed.
Thank you
I also liked the picture the artist made. With the woman looking up at the large stalk and the bulbous head on top.
What are trichomes produced for? what is their function for the plant? What environmental factors influence growth/production? Are they to deter or attract ?
Tres bien. Thank you.
Beautiful images! Most non-users don't get it I'm sure.
Very cool! Answered a lot of questions I’ve had!
Beautyfull.....enlightening......new.....deserving of a big screen view,.......also...how about a video of it growing?
I am pretty sure the "greenhouse" farm he shows in this video is the inside of District Cannabis in Maryland. This is my favorite facility that i have ever seen, highly advanced and a star in the world of automation and efficiency. At their grow if you can have a reader for it to accurately track any level they have it. They are truly a star in their mindfulness and resourcefulness.
This might be one of the most fluent compilation of images telling the story of plant architecture and biochemical activities in how they are related. I feel i have just watch the first version of the digital specimen standard. Delivery can be improved for broader audiences, but great for a botanical study.
Thankyou Zamir Punja for this Excellent Presentation,Loved it :)
😊 ❤ God is amazing, look at his creation.
wow absolutely AMAZING work, was extremely enjoyable to watch. Ill have images of degrading tricomes being burned into my brain as im lighting my bong 👏👏
you have such a clear way of communicating this information to us, this is why i love scientists their minds work with such conscientiousness
Excellent video!! I do have a ? I use a trim bowl to trim leaves of the buds. It saves so much time its a miricle . I fear though im losing tricomes. So are they strong enough to survive a trim bowl . Thank you/
I would think there are more glands on the bottom because gravity works for free.
The really long trichome stalks are prob just stretching up out of the forest for light? Fascinating slides. I didn't know there were tricomes that never develope heads. Thought I was being too rough in handling.
Wow incredible pictures. I was imagining myself as a miniature man walking around this alien trichome atmosphere
amazing indeed!
Timestamp 15:43 through 16:03 The photo is upside-down. It doesn't prove there are more underneath.
Outstanding work, sir.
Exceptional
15:43 the slide is upside down. You can see the data at the top.
Will there be an affordable software for the small grower that helps identifying trichomes and ripenesses with these findings?
The best sign of when to harvest that I’ve found is when over half,or the majority, of the trichomes develop a bulbous head and turn amber/darken in color. Imo it’s the most effective anyway
just use your Mk1 eyeballs and maybe a magnifying glass. its very straight forward figuring out trichome maturity.
Bump
Yeah your eye Loop
They sell small magnification things for viewing trichomes. I've used a basic microscope, but it's difficult.
Thank you ❤️
This is Brilliant. Spliff time
Awesome 👍🏽
Im only 12 min in.. but I’m wondering if the trichomes need to be dried? Seems like it would be fine to capture in oily wet form rather than dried out? Like equivalent to essential oils.
Very cool to see at that magnification.
Imagine with colours. Microscopes can be cheap and i never had regrets buying mine, except for the mechanical support with no easy focus...
@@Egzoset everything at that magnification level is just amazing the world of the very small is just out this world it’s alive I’m interested in nano technology and life at this scale. We need to focus on this because it can really help us but it’s the tools 🛠️ to play with our nano world we also have to be very careful not to disturb it as it can cause massive problems like with gain of function research.🔬
Would have been interesting to compare outdoor, vs indoor trichomes!
I agree. I bet with the outdoor you would see many different dead insects that got stuck inside these trichomes
it could be awesome
Hi Carl - yes I have not looked at outdoor flowers to see the trichomes. They could look quite different, being exposed to different environmental stresses.
@@papacos4745 I get fruit flies on my buds which are indoor, outdoor UK not many pests but snails nibble a bt but thats ok, snails gotta eat too!
@@papacos4745 Yes like looking into amber
nice video, thanks
Is there bacterias present within the trycombes and are the trycome photosynthesizing
thaank you sir