All I meant was that as a plant matures, more of the CBGa is converted to THCa, which is why you should and expect to see an increase from week to week. Eventually the results show that THCa is going down and CBNa is increasing. This should be happening in every single plant we grow regardless of how we treat it.
Do you harvest when you see CBNa numbers rise?
THC doesn't convert to CBD.
Breeder's estimates are just what they found under their lights in their environments (or what they think will sell the most seeds!). Most folks grows tend to run longer than that.
I'm not saying you need to run clones and test, just that my reading is that your tests only show that THC increases during ripening, which is expected in all cannabis plants.
for that. Plus, a body in motion stays in motion! Good ol Newt!
