Posts in CTU

Not All Cannabis Highs Come From THC By Jeff Zorn / CTU

Cannabis effects are shaped by full-spectrum chemistry, not THC alone. Cannabinoids, terpenes, and other plant compounds work together to influence how a strain feels, why THC percentage can be misleading, and why understanding strain chemistry matters.

Cannabis Education, CTUEd RosenthalJanuary 26, 2026cannabis education, entourage effect, full spectrum cannabis, cannabinoids and terpenes, THC myths, cannabis chemistry, terpene profiles, strain selection, cannabis scienceComment

Judging Cannabis Ripeness by Trichomes: The Professional Grower’s Method for Maximum Potency By Jeff Zorn / CTU

Determining the correct time to harvest cannabis is critical to maximizing potency, flavor, and overall quality. This Cannabis Training University guest blog explains why professional growers rely on trichome maturity—not pistil color—to make precise, data-driven harvest decisions.

CTU, Cannabis Cultivation, Cannabis EducationEd RosenthalDecember 9, 2025cannabis harvest timing, trichome maturity, when to harvest cannabis, cannabis trichomes, amber trichomes, milky trichomes, cannabis potency, terpene development, cannabis cultivation, cannabis educationComment