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The Science of Low THC Cannabis Breaking the Potency Myth

The Science of Low-THC Cannabis: Breaking the Potency Myth What if the strongest cannabis wasn’t the one with the highest number on the label? This documentary breaks down the science behind THC, terpene integrity, and chemical preservation to reveal how potency has been misunderstood for decades. Hosted by Jerry, this episode unpacks the environmental and biochemical factors that define true plant quality, from cannabinoid synthesis to post-harvest chemistry, and why chasing high THC percentages often leads to losing what matters most: composition, balance, and integrity. You’ll see how genetics, cultivation scale, and environmental precision shape the final chemistry, and how small-scale, data-driven cultivation often captures more of the plant’s living profile than mass production ever could. It’s not about glamour or hype, it’s about the measurable truth of what the plant records through light, air, water, and time. CannaIntel420 brings you this educational deep dive into the chemistry, compliance, and craft of cannabis, translating what the data really says, without marketing noise or unverified claims. ⚖️ This program is produced strictly for educational and informational purposes. It does not promote, encourage, or instruct the use, sale, or production of cannabis in any form. All scientific discussions are grounded in lawful agricultural, environmental, and biochemical research frameworks under state-regulated and federally compliant educational use. References to cultivation or chemistry are made in the context of licensed, regulated facilities and verified academic data. No medical claims are made, and no effect-based language is used. Viewers are encouraged to follow all applicable laws in their jurisdiction, local, state, tribal, and federal, and to view this content as a source of education, not endorsement. All footage, images, and sound elements are licensed for educational use under fair-use and commercial distribution standards. No copyrighted material or likenesses appear without verified license or public-domain clearance. Voiceovers, narration, and design are original works created for informational and compliant educational purposes only. All visuals depicting cultivation or laboratory activity represent lawful, regulated, or simulated educational examples.