Good to know of a good strain for pain and sleep. I’ve never found CBD/N/G/C to help with pain, but it sure helps with sleep. I’m an insomniac. Well, I used to be. Thanks, @nacho151 !! 
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Looking forward to seeing how it goes. Can you tag me in any journal you may have for this? So, the G13 Peach Puree is feminized and seems to have a short grow season even though not an auto, correct?
I’ll be using Bob’s BP on my week or so old seedlings tomorrow. Woohoo!!
Thanks for chiming in!!
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I’d / I’m expecting a normal 75-90 days, I don’t sweat it. I don’t have a journal for them yet but I should start considering I hatched the eggs on 7/4 and 7/8…im old and don’t get so excited about the piddly shit these days. I’ll set up thread when I have something worthy, hopefully soon… I put seeds in P.towel on 7/4 and 7/8 , above dirt at 7/7 & 7/10 now at 5/6 node ready for quad-set.
https://www.g13labs.com/feminized/g13-labs-seeds-peach-puree-cbd
They say 60 days, I’ll believe it when I get there.
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Blueberry strain is also good for pain and sleep. But in my opinion Orange Crush works better for me. I also think Blueberry Muffin would be a good strain to try also!
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Sorry to keep beating a dead horse (or whatever that saying is), but this was the first inkling I had that I could get CBN from THC by hotter/longer decarbing:
That is all … LOL … back later with pics of new babies …
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LOL, 240 F for three hours…hmmmmm…looks like a great project for winter time weekend!
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Ya I see on that chart cbn is the last of the goodies before it’s burnt I guess. I have yet to catch my shit on fire and smoke up house … But give me time!! 
All these dang letters huh. Damn it be hard to work in the Cannabis industry with dyslexia huh!
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Well…I guess if you can wear long sleeved shirts all the time, you could write them in felt pen on your inside arm and be just fine !
True story. When I hired my mechanic (Kreg) in 1993, I didn’t realize he was dislectic and had a terrible time reading shop manuals. I was a little concerned until I came into the shop and he had several selenoid hydraulic valves taken apart on the bench…his 3D perspective abilities were out of this world! He could take anything apart, turn it upside down or backwards and maintain perspective of where each part belonged and how it functioned ! I learned a very valuable life lesson quickly!
We all have God given talents…they may be expressed differently, but THEY’RE ALL amazing!
I’m retired and Kreg is still out there…I have a problem with my forklift I can’t figure out…Kreg’s the MAN!!!
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I’m doing it!! I don’t smoke much, so I have so much flower from a year ago that I haven’t even delved into yet. I want CBN or any kind of CB__, so I’m doing it! LOL
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That is a pretty remarkable talent. I can’t picture things in my head for the life of me… and if you then on top of that want to run it throw your head backwards or picture it in place upside down or however it will be placed - I’m totally useless. I can definitely see how you’d be concerned at first if his main gig was dealing with schematics and prints. LoL
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Ack! Something got into three of my babies last night!!! I hope that I saved them. The lil seedlings were yanked about pretty viciously.
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Yikes! Good save!
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Do you have feral or stray cats in the area?
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Squirrels, chipmunks and rabbits dig up my little plants, although rabbits usually eat em too. Got some chicken wire you can make a cone out of to let em get a root start?
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yes the extraction i learned ( theoretically of course… 
) from the study i did suggested
THC 145 deg. celsius for 7mins.
and for
CBD…etc was 105-110 deg. C for 45mins.
good luck
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I did what I had to do! I couldn’t even SEE two of the seedlings. The one I could see was just laying on its side. Root still in soil for all three, thank goodness.
We do have one stray cat that comes into our backyard (probably more than one) but he usually hangs out over by the crawlspace entrance where we used to have rats. The one stray cat is huge, so this wasn’t him.
Probably squirrels … and to think I give them nuts …
No, but I’m sure I can rig something up.
I can’t believe I didn’t have critter problems all last year! Maybe cuz the plants I grew last year were HUGE (thanks again, Prey) …
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I use clear plastic containers, empty peanut butter jar empty nut container from Costco etc. etc. I just cut the bottom out of them and then throw the cap away and screw them into the ground over the seedling The top is open so they don’t get too much moisture you can water them from the top but nothings gonna mess with it. My dog doesn’t even mess with them when they’re like that. Just as long as there’s no fish emulsion anywhere.
Anyway, it’s just another idea for you.
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See the same thing in my garden…goofy damn tree squirrels come down and dig up anything that shows signs of recently being planted !
Do resort to a live trap, and have escorted many about 6 miles away to a new home…don’t know their final disposition for sure but have seen some FAT looking barn owls around !
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My squirrels have taken every single “acorn squash” that has grown. He only eats a hole large enough to get his head in, then leaves.
But he is not touching the melons, a trade-off I can live with.
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