Very fascinating! Nice find, @JoeGrow!
I have seen similar tech growing isolated cannabinoids on algae. While the dabbers of the world ought rejoice at the prospect of pure THC and CBD growing quickly on another photosynthetic carrier, those of us who love our flower might still prefer to remain old school…the ensemble effect may be a bit more difficult to achieve with yeast dabs…
What could be the potential implications of introducing this technology to our industry?
Amazing!!!
Love the dabs
it’s not natural bioengineered cbd thc from yeast
hell with growing weed, grow seeds. WAY more money in that. and futures seem to be looking up for that sector.
They’ll have to engineer them to do a lot more than that. We’re seeing in pharmaceutical applications that cbd and thc isolate to not pass through the liver with the same harmlessness as they do in full spectrum extracts or from flower. The dynamic nature of the cannibinoids is still escaping our understanding and technical abilities to refine to something the industry can call pure and consistent.